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When done, click the "Update Profile" button at the bottom.
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If you go to your dashboard (from the link in the upper toolbar) you will see a section called Keyword Watches. It's pretty easy to use. You just select "Add Keyword Watch" and enter the word you wish to track. Then whenever anyone posts a new message with that keyword, you will get an email telling you about it.]]> http://www.womeninwoodworking.com/forum//messageview.cfm?catid=4&threadid=2137 2008-01-08T19:12:48 -06.00 dwerden 1 http://www.womeninwoodworking.com/forum//messageview.cfm?catid=4&threadid=2000 2006-12-06T07:53:44 -06.00 dwerden 1
1) Click the "Attach File(s)" button near the bottom of the message editing screen.
2) From the new window that opens, click the Browse button to find the file on your computer.
3) Click the Upload File button
4) Click the Attach File link

The new file upload window should close and you should see the file you just uploaded listed below the editing screen. Once you post your message, the picture(s) should appear at the bottom of the message.

The pictures below were uploaded in this way. Each is a screen shot of the picture upload process, and they should help make clear what you need to do (click each to see it full size).

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If you forget to do this when creating your message, or if you want to subscribe to an individual topic you did not post to, click on the Topic Tools button, and choose "Subscribe to this topic" from the drop-down selection.]]> http://www.womeninwoodworking.com/forum//messageview.cfm?catid=4&threadid=1926 2006-07-10T12:16:18 -06.00 dwerden 1
For this forum, all discussion posts are within the category "Women in Woodworking." If you subscribe to that category, you will be notified of every post and reply for all standard topics. The only new posts you won't see are the FAQ items (unless you also choose that when updating your subscriptions).]]> http://www.womeninwoodworking.com/forum//messageview.cfm?catid=4&threadid=1899 2006-04-19T06:49:55 -06.00 dwerden 1
Before taking this action, we will check a couple things. First we look to see if the poster has added any other content to this forum that appears to be on topic (in this case the user had not). Second, we check on the web for other forums with identical or nearly-identical posts. In this case we found dozens of similar posts and knew that the message was spam.

If you feel a message has been removed unjustly you are free to contact the Forum Moderator]]> http://www.womeninwoodworking.com/forum//messageview.cfm?catid=4&threadid=1889 2006-03-21T12:48:46 -06.00 dwerden 1 http://www.womeninwoodworking.com/forum//messageview.cfm?catid=4&threadid=1886 2006-03-07T11:58:57 -06.00 dwerden 1
The settings that control this have been fixed (we hope!). Any future posts should be fine. The posts from before the new software should also be fine. It is only posts made between 2/18 and 3/7 that were affected.

You can easily correct a post you made during the "troubled" time. If you are logged in you should see an "Edit" button under each of your posts. Just click on that to open the edit window. I think you will see your paragraphs just the way you entered them. Then click the "Edit Message" button (you don't have to change anything if the message looks right in the Editor window). You message should be fixed on the forum.

In order to make this work, we needed to disable the fancy WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) message editor. It uses Microsoft controls that are not available in all browsers, so we are just turning off that feature. That editor works fine if everyone is using the same browser, such as might be the case with a company's Intranet forum, but does not "play nice with others" when not everyone has the same browser.]]> http://www.womeninwoodworking.com/forum//messageview.cfm?catid=4&threadid=1873 2006-02-17T08:05:08 -06.00 dwerden 1 http://www.womeninwoodworking.com/forum//messageview.cfm?catid=4&threadid=1871 2006-02-15T15:22:02 -06.00 dwerden 1 http://www.womeninwoodworking.com/forum//messageview.cfm?catid=4&threadid=1870 2006-02-15T15:20:56 -06.00 dwerden 1 http://www.womeninwoodworking.com/forum//messageview.cfm?catid=4&threadid=1868 2006-02-15T15:19:37 -06.00 dwerden 1 http://www.womeninwoodworking.com/forum//messageview.cfm?catid=4&threadid=1867 2006-02-15T15:18:19 -06.00 dwerden 1
NOTE: the feature of displaying the new threads with a special icon will only work properly if you use the forum's navigation controls to get around within the forum. Do not use the browser's back-arrow button to go back to the home page after reading a thread. (The forum keeps track of topics/threads you have read by using browser cookies. If you do not click on the forum's navigation controls, you may be preventing the forum from setting those cookies, so it will lose track of what you have already read.)

As you are reading a topic, at the top and bottom of the list of messages you will see a "bread-crumb trail" to make it easier to navigate. It has a series of links that start with the home page of the forum and continue to the topic you are reading at the time. While reading messages in the main forum (not this FAQ section), you will see that the 2nd link in the bread-crumb trail is "Women in Woodworking", which will take you to the main list of topics. Clicking the FORUMS link (the first one in the trail) will take you to the forum's home page, which has a link to the Women in Woodworking topic list, a link to this FAQ section, and a link to your Private Topics.

You can also click on the "latest topics" link, which will show you where the new posts are and link you right to them.

See also the FAQ titled "Where are the older messages (or why am I seeing so MANY old messages)?"]]>