| Author | Message | ||
| Goldenbear Registered user Username: Goldenbear Post Number: 146 Registered: 12-2004 |
Could someone remind me how to see someones profile, or is it not accessible for anyone other than the administrators. | ||
| Goldenbear Registered user Username: Goldenbear Post Number: 147 Registered: 12-2004 |
Also how to edit a post after it was submitted. | ||
| Jorgfe Registered user Username: Jorgfe Post Number: 179 Registered: 11-2005 |
I believe that you have a 10-minute window in which to edit a post after you have created it. To edit it, click on "Edit Profile" in the upper right. The Profile Editor will require that you log in again. A list of your most recent posts will display. A pencil will show to the left of the most recent one if you are still able to edit it. Click on the pencil to open it up for editing. Below that are other personal settings. I do not know of a way to look up someone else's profile. Another very useful link is "Help/Instructions" on the bottom menu bar. If you are using Windows, you can "right-click" on the link, and select "Open Link in New Window" from your "right-click" mouse menu. That keeps you from accidentally loosing a post you may be working on. "Help/Instructions" provides lots of useful formatting information. For example, if I want to "quote" something I might go to Formatting -- Miscellaneous to see what special code I would put before and after my text. You can also nest codes, for example, using the "bold" code inside of a "quote" code. Some features such as embedding pictures within your posts appear to be disabled, and that makes good sense. Does this help? Gilbert Jorgensen | ||
| Cathy2 Registered user Username: Cathy2 Post Number: 19 Registered: 2-2006 |
I've had both progressive insights and AHA monents on several doctrines, including the basic Gospel, through the decades. This has got me recalling a lot. The first on the Gospel was about Romans, which I was always confused about, so much I gave up on it. Until Desmond Ford's taped Roman series, I listened to in the early 90's. Pieces fell into place in an AHA way, then. Just yesterday, I had an AHA instance, when Colleen wrote about the Covenents and said that Jesus keeps the New Covenent for us. Instincitvely I knew that, but the way she put it, it hit home stunningly. Thank you! Never stop sharing all of you. The support and Biblical understandfing here is so needed. So many of our experiences are the same. I think it comforts many of us (it does me), since we are treated like outcasts (or worse), when we leave, and may be 'different' in some ways, still, out there in society. I have found it, at times, hard to explain my background to other Christians, who don't understand the preciousness, wonder and AWE of finding the true Gospel because they grew up with it. Of course, like the old saying, no one's more devout than a convert. That's me! Converted to Christ alone. I love God's AHA! moments from scripture, the Holy Spirit and his children! Cathy | ||
| Cathy2 Registered user Username: Cathy2 Post Number: 20 Registered: 2-2006 |
Sorry, posted the above on the wrong thread! I will repost it on the correct one. |
