Used to stay logged in

[#1]

Back in the good-old days, just a few weeks ago....
I didn't have to log in every time I visited the forum.
And, it would keep track of the posts I've viewed so I
didn't have to cruise past the "old" ones to get to the
"new" ones. That has changed - for the worse.

I don't believe I changed anything on my end, except
linking my adobe id's as per the suggestion/requirement.

Could this be changed back to the good-old way?

[#2]

Back in the good-old days, just a few weeks ago....
I didn't have to log in every time I visited the forum.
And, it would keep track of the posts I've viewed so I
didn't have to cruise past the "old" ones to get to the
"new" ones. That has changed - for the worse.

I don't believe I changed anything on my end, except
linking my adobe id's as per the suggestion/requirement.

Could this be changed back to the good-old way?

[#3]

There's a whole sub-forum about this here: http://www.adobeforums.com/webx/.59b7db68/

[#4]

Plus several FAQ pages http://www.adobeforums.com/webx/.59b7c637/

[#5]

The fortunate thing is at least once you sign in this time. You don't have to again unless you quit your Browser , restart your compter re-login you computer or shutdown your computer.

The last time they tried a change over you were required for each and every message.

[#6]

>The last time they tried a change over you were required for each and every message.

Not what I remember.

And PLEASE proofred your messages before posting them. I also have difficulties when typing, but I do not complain about them, and I am a little more careful.

[#7]

I remeber it well. the last time you had to login for each and every message. Turned out for some the pointers pointed to an alternate server which wasn't working. I had to after the attempted change destroy all my Adobe cookies and start over. Using a proceduer posted on the forums.

And yes I proof read as well but sometimes I proof and mis-spellings occur.

But then I am not perfect. Neve have been never will be. :-)