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Board: Letterboxing Help Desk
Sep 30, 2005 6:29am
Hi Ryan, the past day or so when I have used the "My Page" button on your nifty toolbar, I've been brought to the log in page, to enter my name/password. AQ used to log me in automatically and go straight to My Page.
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thanks for your help,
MoonBunny
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thanks for your help,
MoonBunny
Re: Premium Memberships and Logging In
Board: Atlas Quest Announcements
Reply to: #8824 by Amanda from Seattle
Sep 30, 2005 6:37am
Hey everyone, now is the time to misbehave!!!!!!! Ryan's gone!!!! Let's party!!!!!!!!
Re: logging in
Board: Letterboxing Help Desk
Reply to: #8839 by MoonBunny
Sep 30, 2005 7:13am
There was a post recently where Ryan said he made a change in the cookie setup for security reasons so you will have to log in and click the "save my password on this computer" option for the automatic logon to start happening again.
wait a minute!
Board: Stamp Carving and Mounting
Sep 30, 2005 7:26am
I hear so many here saying they are going to switch mediums without even giving it a try! Think about this. Everyone I have heard that has actually used the new color says it isn't bad and they have been fine using it. Some have even said they like the consistency a little better. I guess I don't get the "Oh that's it, I'm through" mentality sight unseen. Are we throwing the baby out with the bathwater?
Re: Dewberry - about Kinky F.
Board: State: Texas
Reply to: #8830 by TeamKing
Sep 30, 2005 7:27am
You crack me up! :)
--Team King
Oh good, I've done my job then. Listen, sometimes it's not easy being blue in a red state and humor saves us all. Texas has a long tradition of eccentric politicians, odd celebrities, and quirky murderers. The Kinkster is the anti-politician, he's an off-beat semi-celebrity and he's written some pretty good, but quirky, murder mysteries. If that's not a recipe for success (esp. if we start with low expectations), I'm not sure what is. . .
The bumper stickers are great:
Why the Hell Not?
and
My Governor is a Jewish Cowboy
are two of my favorites.
I am not telling anyone what to do. But, if you don't vote in the primary and you are a Texas registered voter, you are eligible to sign my petition.
--DB
--Team King
Oh good, I've done my job then. Listen, sometimes it's not easy being blue in a red state and humor saves us all. Texas has a long tradition of eccentric politicians, odd celebrities, and quirky murderers. The Kinkster is the anti-politician, he's an off-beat semi-celebrity and he's written some pretty good, but quirky, murder mysteries. If that's not a recipe for success (esp. if we start with low expectations), I'm not sure what is. . .
The bumper stickers are great:
Why the Hell Not?
and
My Governor is a Jewish Cowboy
are two of my favorites.
I am not telling anyone what to do. But, if you don't vote in the primary and you are a Texas registered voter, you are eligible to sign my petition.
--DB
Re: wait a minute!
Board: Stamp Carving and Mounting
Reply to: #8843 by Cadenza
Sep 30, 2005 7:37am
I have a solution for all those that do not like the new color of PZKut.
Please contact me off list so that I can send you my address. Merely package up the material and drop it in the mail and I will personally see that the dastardly stuff is properly disposed. I won't charge you a dang thing for this service.
Don
Please contact me off list so that I can send you my address. Merely package up the material and drop it in the mail and I will personally see that the dastardly stuff is properly disposed. I won't charge you a dang thing for this service.
Don
Re: wait a minute!
Board: Stamp Carving and Mounting
Reply to: #8845 by Don and Gwen
Sep 30, 2005 7:45am
Ha!
I want in on this!
-Cadenza
Re: wait a minute!
Board: Stamp Carving and Mounting
Reply to: #8843 by Cadenza
Sep 30, 2005 8:10am
I hear so many here saying they are going to switch mediums without even giving it a try! Think about this. Everyone I have heard that has actually used the new color says it isn't bad and they have been fine using it. Some have even said they like the consistency a little better. I guess I don't get the "Oh that's it, I'm through" mentality sight unseen. Are we throwing the baby out with the bathwater?</qupte>
Actually, I got to try it out at a gathering. I am sure I cannot stand it. My comments at least, do not come unfounded.
Liz
Actually, I got to try it out at a gathering. I am sure I cannot stand it. My comments at least, do not come unfounded.
Liz
Re: wait a minute!
Board: Stamp Carving and Mounting
Reply to: #8847 by Cadenza
Sep 30, 2005 8:13am
I want to see some of these Neon Orange stamps! Where are you guys hiding these things? NY..FL? Maybe someone can send me a HH carved in it or something! :-)
-Amanda from Seattle
-Amanda from Seattle
Re: Letterboxing Scotland Website
Board: Country: United Kingdom
Reply to: #8761 by Don and Gwen
Sep 30, 2005 10:05am
Hi Don,
We've included your clues on our site. Wow, you were just here!! Did you have a chance to find any boxes in Scotland?
Towanda
We've included your clues on our site. Wow, you were just here!! Did you have a chance to find any boxes in Scotland?
Towanda
Re: Premium Memberships and Logging In
Board: Atlas Quest Announcements
Reply to: #8802 by Green Tortuga
Sep 30, 2005 11:37am
Re: wait a minute!
Board: Stamp Carving and Mounting
Reply to: #8850 by Amanda from Seattle
Sep 30, 2005 12:24pm
Man, you guys! hahaha!! I anyone is going to pack up their carving medium and dispose of it "properly," the way to do that is to slap my address onto it and ship it on over! I'll gladly take it! Ain't tried it yet, but I'd love to. Orange is my very favorite color anyway. heeheee!!
No, I don't really know what I'm talking about and would like to see this stuff for myself to see what all the talk is about. I'll keep my eyes open.
TrailStompers
No, I don't really know what I'm talking about and would like to see this stuff for myself to see what all the talk is about. I'll keep my eyes open.
TrailStompers
Re: need inspiration for some "puzzle clues"???
Board: Traditional Letterboxes
Reply to: #8717 by Alyson Wonderland
Sep 30, 2005 1:07pm
I've been looking for a letterbox site for Belgium and it appears that there are several letterbox hybrids there. Anyway, here is a terrific example of a puzzle clue, although it isn't in English:
http://tinyurl.com/c6qq8
http://tinyurl.com/c6qq8
different carving blocks
Board: Stamp Carving and Mounting
Sep 30, 2005 1:42pm
Being the strange sort of person that I am I would rather go into a store and buy my stuff instead of mail order. I can no longer get Mastercarve and my other choices are Speedystamp and Speedycut. Any opinions on these two?
Shiloh
Shiloh
Re: wait a minute!
Board: Stamp Carving and Mounting
Reply to: #8850 by Amanda from Seattle
Sep 30, 2005 1:45pm
I could either do that or I could just cut a square off and send it so you can carve it yourself to see how you like it. Just let me know.
Weyrwoman
Re: logging in
Board: Letterboxing Help Desk
Reply to: #8842 by Eidolon
Sep 30, 2005 1:46pm
I've done that - a couple of times - but still no luck. I seem to struggle with cookie-related issues, might be my browser.
Thanks, though!
MB
Thanks, though!
MB
Re: different carving blocks
Board: Stamp Carving and Mounting
Reply to: #8860 by shiloh
Sep 30, 2005 1:52pm
Speedball Speedy Stamp is the "Pink Stuff" It is the favorite of many people. If you are used to the thick pieces of Mastercarve, it will take some getting used to--
-Amanda from Seattle
-Amanda from Seattle
Re: wait a minute!
Board: Stamp Carving and Mounting
Reply to: #8861 by Weyrwoman
Sep 30, 2005 1:58pm
I've carved on PZ-Cut before, I just can't imagine that neon orange. Maybe dvn2rckr has planted something new around here (WA) with the new neon stuff. Make sure you Camo the boxes really well! That NEON might leak out! :-)
-Amanda
-Amanda
Re: wait a minute!
Board: Stamp Carving and Mounting
Reply to: #8850 by Amanda from Seattle
Sep 30, 2005 2:06pm
I saw an orange stamp in a PLB last week - I have to assume it was PZKut since I haven't heard about anything else that's orange! It was bright but didn't seem too bad to me - I'd call it more "tangerine" than "neon." :-) But then again, I didn't carve the stamp! (I wish all it took was a little orange pzkut to make a stamp that beautiful!)
MoonBunny
MoonBunny
Re: wait a minute!
Board: Stamp Carving and Mounting
Reply to: #8864 by Amanda from Seattle
Sep 30, 2005 2:06pm
Nope, not guilty here. I haven't purchased any of the orange stuff and have only viewed it online. I can't imagine it's any worse than carving on the Pink Speedyball stuff, though. I originally had 10 sheets of the white stuff and then purchased the last 5 sheets of Grade B white they had--so I've currently 7 sheets of PZ-Kut laying around the house and very little time to do anything with it at the moment. ;)
dvn2r ckr
Re: logging in
Board: Letterboxing Help Desk
Reply to: #8862 by MoonBunny
Sep 30, 2005 3:00pm
The only other thought I have at the moment is maybe the cookie/privacy settings you are using with your browser won't allow it to save. For example, I am using Internet Explorer with "Medium-High" and it works but other browsers may have different options. Assuming that is your browser, you can check by clicking Tools/Internet Options/Privacy. I know Internet Explorer also has an override option which you could try as well.
It is also possible some kind of other security program is blocking it but since I don't have any I can't test for you...
It is also possible some kind of other security program is blocking it but since I don't have any I can't test for you...
Re: Guilty Pleasure- Wideacre
Board: Reading Room
Reply to: #8249 by DebBee
Sep 30, 2005 3:22pm
Phillipa Gregory is fantastic. I haven't read Wideacre, but I have read her stuff based in England. I do like historical romances. Try The Virgin's Lover, The Other Boleyn Girl, and one more that I can't think of right now :)
Maiden
Maiden
Re: Re:Tarheel Treasure boxes for Clue book/last minute clue
Board: State: North Carolina
Reply to: #8837 by Get Smart
Sep 30, 2005 4:39pm
i think it's ma'am, like madam with a silent d :)
Re: Guilty Pleasure- Wideacre
Board: Reading Room
Reply to: #8249 by DebBee
Sep 30, 2005 5:30pm
write them? any published
Re: Guilty Pleasure- Wideacre
Board: Reading Room
Reply to: #8872 by Splish Splash
Sep 30, 2005 6:26pm
No, alas. I won an award once, and I've had articles published in a local magazine, but none of my books sold. I have a bunch of published friend, though, and can name drop with the best of them, at least when it comes to romance novels!
DebBee
Re: logging in
Board: Letterboxing Help Desk
Reply to: #8867 by Eidolon
Sep 30, 2005 6:35pm
I'm having the same trouble with the auto login. (I'm really just writing this for Ryan's reference for when he gets back.)
I'm using IE with security settings at Medium. I also tried setting AQ as a trusted site but I'm still having to log in every time I go to the site.
Not running any other security programs other than Norton Antivirus. No firewalls or anything like that.
FYI, Ryan...
Knit Wit
I'm using IE with security settings at Medium. I also tried setting AQ as a trusted site but I'm still having to log in every time I go to the site.
Not running any other security programs other than Norton Antivirus. No firewalls or anything like that.
FYI, Ryan...
Knit Wit
Howdy!
Board: State: Kansas
Sep 30, 2005 6:53pm
Don't forget the I-70 HH Hostel in Lawrence, KS. A must see for any new letterboxers.
I'll be dropping off a very special HH soon, that needs to travel WEST, commemorating an historical event!
Please stop by this cool box!
Remember the only rule - proper re-hidation!
I'll be dropping off a very special HH soon, that needs to travel WEST, commemorating an historical event!
Please stop by this cool box!
Remember the only rule - proper re-hidation!
Re: logging in
Board: Letterboxing Help Desk
Reply to: #8876 by knit wit
Sep 30, 2005 7:13pm
Well while I know computers, I don't do webpages so this will likely be my last thought on this one...
The only thing I have left other than something like duplicate cookies and other things I don't know enough about is that you may be getting a cached page even with the updated cookie.
You could either delete the cached files in Internet Options or do a forced refresh which is hold Ctrl and hit F5 at the same time (if I remember correctly).
Otherwise, I bow to the cookie maker Ryan unless someone has exciting new information that triggers a possible answer for me that I did not already mention.
The only thing I have left other than something like duplicate cookies and other things I don't know enough about is that you may be getting a cached page even with the updated cookie.
You could either delete the cached files in Internet Options or do a forced refresh which is hold Ctrl and hit F5 at the same time (if I remember correctly).
Otherwise, I bow to the cookie maker Ryan unless someone has exciting new information that triggers a possible answer for me that I did not already mention.
Re: Re:Tarheel Treasure boxes for Clue book/last minute clue
Board: State: North Carolina
Reply to: #8870 by 1101010
Sep 30, 2005 7:46pm
Thank you kindly ... is it ma'am or guy or F - I think that's what 6A is ...
Max //
Re: Re:Tarheel Treasure boxes for Clue book/last minute clue
Board: State: North Carolina
Reply to: #8879 by Get Smart
Sep 30, 2005 8:42pm
Actually "j" in ASCII, "binary j", if you will.
I guess guy will fit fine if it matters. I don't feel old enough for sir.
I've always heard that on the internet nobody knows you're really a dog.
Maybe the same is true for letterboxing.