Log off timer
Hmmm ticking 'remember me' makes no difference. I'll have a play around later. Might be a difference between home pc and work pc.
2000 MGF 1.8i SE Wedgewood
2002 MG ZS200 Trophy Blue
1999 Land Rover Discovery series 2 TD5
by stamford
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Two tricks that you might wish to try.
On T-Bar go to " control Panel" , " Settings & Options " , " Edit Options " , " Messaging & Notification" , " Default Thread Subscription Mode" and set to " instant email notification. This will now send you an e-mail of any reply to any thread you have set or replied to. Easy way to see whats happened !
I have set a tab on my browser home page to default to A logged on T-bar home page. So when I switch on my browser it logs on automaticaly. Only problem is when I clear all my cookies, but its easy to reset.
On T-Bar go to " control Panel" , " Settings & Options " , " Edit Options " , " Messaging & Notification" , " Default Thread Subscription Mode" and set to " instant email notification. This will now send you an e-mail of any reply to any thread you have set or replied to. Easy way to see whats happened !
I have set a tab on my browser home page to default to A logged on T-bar home page. So when I switch on my browser it logs on automaticaly. Only problem is when I clear all my cookies, but its easy to reset.
by eagle
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stamford;10290 wrote: Hmmm ticking 'remember me' makes no difference. I'll have a play around later. Might be a difference between home pc and work pc.
Could be. I have all the computers at work set to clear cookies when Internet Explorer is closed, I believe it can also be set to do so at certain intervals.
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