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Valkyri001
February 15th, 2004, 10:29 PM
:-[ Where do I put the question and how often do I check back for answers??
If I stay on line will replies appear as they come up?
??? What does it meen when a post is .. moved.. what do i do then ??? Is there someone who can help me not clutter things up ???
LowWaterMark
February 15th, 2004, 10:54 PM
Greetings Valkyri001,
Welcome to Wilders Security Forums! :)
-{ Quote: " quoting: David M. Allen link=board=28;threadid=21999;start=0#msg131786 date=1076902173] :-[ Where do I put the question and how often do I check back for answers?? " }-
Well, there are many topic related forums here. Generally, you look for the one that fits what you want to talk about and put your new thread there. It's always best to provide as much information and detail about what you are talking about. (Sometimes people put one small fragmented line in a post and we don't know what they are asking. :-\ )
You'll notice that there are some specific product forums (DCS' TDS, Wormguard, etc; NOD32; LooknStop; Javacool and so on), and there are some general forums ("other firewalls" or "other anti-virus software" etc.) So, just pick the one closest to what you want.
As for checking back, well some forums move very quickly. Sometimes responses happen in a couple minutes, but some topics are more obscure and may take a few days to get answers. You can always spend some time reading in the forums while you wait.
-{ Quote: "If I stay on line will replies appear as they come up? " }-
Yes, as long as you refresh your page... You need to click on a forum index or the main index to refresh it to see if new posts have happened.
-{ Quote: " ??? What does it meen when a post is .. moved.. what do i do then ??? " }-
We sometimes move posts if we think the topic would fit better in a different section. This should not be perceived as a problem... We've had people get offended because we moved their posts, but that is just silly. We want to keep things organized and we decide where a post is best served. To be worried or offended that a post is moved is really not something to get worked up about.
-{ Quote: "Is there someone who can help me not clutter things up ??? " }-
We will. ;) Don't worry. If you post in the wrong section, we'll take care of moving it where it belongs. And for a few days we'll leave a "MOVED:" post placeholder where the original thread was to point you to where we moved it. But, you need to look at the index page of the forum to see the moved placeholder.
:)
Valkyri001
February 15th, 2004, 11:04 PM
:) I think i can handle that! Thanks! I noticed that my questions were in (quote) that doesnt meen I quote everything does it? just a reply will do?
puff-m-d
February 15th, 2004, 11:10 PM
-{ Quote: " quoting: LowWaterMark link=board=28;threadid=21999;start=0#msg131793 date=1076903693]
-{ Quote: " quoting: David M. Allen link=board=28;threadid=21999;start=0#msg131786 date=1076902173] :-[ Where do I put the question and how often do I check back for answers?? " }-
As for checking back, well some forums move very quickly. Sometimes responses happen in a couple minutes, but some topics are more obscure and may take a few days to get answers. You can always spend some time reading in the forums while you wait.
-{ Quote: "If I stay on line will replies appear as they come up? " }-
Yes, as long as you refresh your page... You need to click on a forum index or the main index to refresh it to see if new posts have happened.
" }-
Just one quick note.... When posting a new topic or replying to a topic, if you check the "Notify of replies:" box, an e-mail will be sent to you when the next reply is posted to that topic.
Regards,
Kent
CrazyM
February 15th, 2004, 11:11 PM
Hi Valkyri001
Quotes are not always necessary, just help sometimes when there are multiple questions/answers.
Regards,
CrazyM
puff-m-d
February 15th, 2004, 11:13 PM
Also, if there is a topic you wish to follow without posting to it, you can click the "notify" button at the bottom of the page and an e-mail will be sent to you as replies are posted to that topic....
HTH....
Regards,
Kent
- Narrowed image to thin thread width.
Thanks LWM, Kent
little eagle
February 15th, 2004, 11:30 PM
http://www.emotipad.com/newemoticons/Dance.gifhowdy tex from the Texas Panhandle. Hangaround 8)if they can help and move me around youll be fine here. ;)
Valkyri001
February 16th, 2004, 08:42 AM
:DThis ain't to tough! Thanks for all the help! Now I'm going to try updating my profile. Y'all just be patient.
:P :P Sometimes you have to develope questions??
Detox
February 16th, 2004, 11:45 AM
Plenty of patience here ;)
Welcome to Wilders from me too, and you're off to a good start! Questions are how the discussions get started!
LowWaterMark
February 16th, 2004, 12:23 PM
Question regarding finding safe information about reinstalling... Moved to "Software & Services" section at this link:
http://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=22034
- And I moved your's over with it Sub. ;)
Valkyri001
February 24th, 2004, 02:40 AM
:)Well I'm back.
???How can I e-mail another member. The left screen button wants address.
Paul Wilders
February 24th, 2004, 03:26 AM
-{ Quote: " quoting: Valkyri001 link=board=11;threadid=21999;start=0#msg135138 date=1077608415]
:)Well I'm back." }-
Good - welcome once more ;)
-{ Quote: " ???How can I e-mail another member. The left screen button wants address.
" }-
I"m not sure what you mean. In case you want to email to another person, you will need his/hers email address.
regards.
paul
Valkyri001
February 24th, 2004, 04:03 AM
:)I know how this sounds but, in another topic I was watching, someone said e-mail me, I didn't think that was possible without address. Had to ask though!
I stand corrected, just re-read, my mistake.
"at link in this thread"
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