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Dearest Ladies and Gentlemen of the Board,

 

We would like to proudly announce a few additions to this board which we hope will make your experience here even better.

 

You may notice a few extra tabs underneath the logo, which weren't available previously, plus a few extra blocks on the right hand side of the Forum List screen.

 

In case you want to read more about these options, do read here:

http://www.fountainp...-techno-babble/

 

Enjoy!

 

Warm regards,

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Thank you very much in advance.
 
Warm regards,
The FPN Admin Team

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RMN Museum Piece

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Hi

 

Thanks, team. :thumbup: Some interesting options.

 

A question about the upload facility. Does this upload to a personal cache or to a "global" cache so anyone could use the same file later in another post?

 

 

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It's a personalized global cache :D.

 

IOW, in Upload you can only see the files you upload(ed) yourself, but once posted in a topic someone could always link to them (right-click on picture, properties, copy url), but that was always the case.

 

HTH, warm regards, Wim

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The Calendar is my new favourite feature. Thank you for making it so accessible!

...For desire is the cruelest pain. -Jill Tracy

Function determines structure. -Dr Glenn Doman

"Left-handers of the world, unite!" -Janus Zarate: League of Left-Handers, brassgoggles.co.uk

 

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Oh, and thank you for tidying up the Market Watch section too. It really helps! :clap1:

...For desire is the cruelest pain. -Jill Tracy

Function determines structure. -Dr Glenn Doman

"Left-handers of the world, unite!" -Janus Zarate: League of Left-Handers, brassgoggles.co.uk

 

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Just check the other additions too :D.

 

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Just curious as to what the paid subscriptions item is in the drop down menu? Clicking on it does nothing, but the mind does wonder...

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Interesting. We did a few upgrades, and it looks like the subscription manager, which we don't use at all, got turned on as a result. It's turned off again. To be very honest, I wouldn't even know how to work it. It is a subsystem which exists for paid services and subscriptions, but we don't have any, and are not planning any either.

 

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Thank you for the quick explanation. I wasn't overly worried, but I know that upgrades and maintenance of the board isn't free.

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Thank you for the quick explanation. I wasn't overly worried, but I know that upgrades and maintenance of the board isn't free.

That's very true. You can always help with a donation, if you like :D.

 

You'll find the donate button in the sidebar of the forums home page, on the right, almost at the top :D.

 

Warm regards, WIm ;)

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