Vintage Computer Forum

[Rod Smallwood]

Hello Tor

Lets see if I can go back to when I used to teach computers 101 and make 
it simple.

1. I never registered before. No not ever!!!

2. Somebody tried to use my email address  No not me!!!

3.  Searching does not work I have no idea what to search for.

3.  I can call myself whatever I like  and the result is the same. Yes 
every time !!!

4. I never get a password reset email  because there  never was a 
password to reset !!

5. Please go and delete anything related to 
rodsmallwood52 at btinternet.com and
     let me know when its done. I can start from there.
     Its just a bulletin board system like the one I ran from 1983 to 1990.
     Never assume the software is perfect and the user does not know 
what they are doing.
     All I wanted to do was to put up some information about the PDP-8 
and PDP-11 replacement front panels I
    produce because somebody asked me to. Making six layer silk screened 
panels is a whole lot easier than this!!

Rod Smallwod

On 15/04/2016 03:44, Tor Arntsen wrote:
> On 14 April 2016 at 16:04, Rod Smallwood <rodsmallwood52 at btinternet.com> wrote:
>
>> I have no idea what you are talking about.
>> I have no user name no password or anything else to search with.
>> Please repeat your message in understandable English
>>
>> Rod Smallwood
>>
> Sorry. I simply assumed everyone would be familiar with the site:
> search format of e.g. google.
> As I didn't want to insert a direct link to your (or apparently yours)
> user page on a public forum I opted for how to find it instead.
> The search engines support a 'site:' keyword to limit searches to e.g.
> a single website.
>
> So, entering:
>
> site:www.vcfed.org/forum/ "Rod Smallwood"
>
> into the search field of google.com or most other search engines will
> search for your name not all over the net, but only on those pages
> limited by the 'site:' option. That'll lead you to the user page (and
> also some posts mentioning your name).
>
> But I see that others have posted the direct link anyway.
>
> As for your login problems, Erik or Evan K. (owner of the new home of
> the forum) should be able to help you out.
>
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