Skip to main content
TᴀW
TᴀW
Legend
April 26, 2009
Answered

Any chance of updating my "joined" date

  • April 26, 2009
  • 3 replies
  • 3537 views

I'm currently appearing as having joined the forums this April, but I've been around since around 2005 in my previous incarnation. Anyone know how I could get that updated?

    This topic has been closed for replies.
    Correct answer Kath-H

    I dunno. Who's the prettiest?

    3 replies

    Jacob Bugge
    Community Expert
    Jacob BuggeCommunity Expert
    Community Expert
    April 27, 2009

    Arîel, and others,

    You may have a look at this related thread:

    http://forums.adobe.com/thread/421332?tstart=0

    TᴀW
    TᴀWAuthor
    Legend
    April 29, 2009

    Thanks.

    Okay, who wants the points?

    Visit www.id-extras.com for powerful InDesign scripts that save hours of work — automation, batch tools, and workflow boosters for serious designers.
    Kath-H
    Kath-HCorrect answer
    Inspiring
    April 29, 2009

    I dunno. Who's the prettiest?

    pwillener
    pwillener
    Legend
    April 27, 2009

    I think it happens to many of us - I also have been around much longer than the indicated Oct. 2008...

    ~graffiti
    ~graffiti
    Legend
    April 27, 2009

    pwillener wrote:

    I also have been around much longer than the indicated Oct. 2008...

    Yup.I think my date came from the last time they tried to switch to a new forum. I "think" I've been here since around '99' or '00'.

    Mark_A__Boyd
    Mark_A__Boyd
    Inspiring
    April 27, 2009

    I have two logins (that I can remember), one from 2002 and this one from 2006. But I actually started posting to the newsgroups in the 20th century and wasn't even aware of the Web forums until later. I didn't use the Web forums beyond logging in to see what the poster was trying to say that didn't translate to the newsgroups - typically code.

    But I don't really care what it says there for anybody. I judge a post's usefulness by its content, not by the user's points or longevity (endurance in this system).

    Phillip M Jones
    Phillip M Jones
    Inspiring
    April 26, 2009

    Do you remeber what your UserName and Password was under the name That was back to 2005.

    You'll have to log out then use that username and Password.

    What most likely you have done, is accidentally created a new User ID and Password when you signed into the new system. And now you have two accounts. You might try entering your email address and your password Once you create a new account even if by accident you are stuck with it. They do this to prevent people from creating an account, then causing a ruckus, then editing their account to hide and do it account. It really doesn't help like they think. People that are determined to, do so such will and if the creates 100 accounts it doesn't matter. They only thing it serves to do is to take up usable USER ID's and Passwords.

    TᴀW
    TᴀWAuthor
    Legend
    April 26, 2009

    Thanks, but your suggestion doesn't seem to work. I'm logging on with the same ID as always. Never mind...

    Visit www.id-extras.com for powerful InDesign scripts that save hours of work — automation, batch tools, and workflow boosters for serious designers.
    A
    Anonymous
    April 26, 2009

    Ariel,

    about all I can suggest is to have JC look into it.  He's a little busy with the forum software issue right now though, so I'm not sure how quickly you will get a response.

    Terms & ConditionsAccessibility statement
    Using the community Terms of use Privacy Cookie preferences Do not sell or share my personal information ad choicesAdChoices