I've looked, but I can't see anywhere that explains the different labels we get when we use the DB: New Here, Guest, Junior Member, Member, Member (red in bold), etc. Is this all based on the number of times we have posted?

And what is the "My Calendar" function all about? Again, I tried looking around but I didn't see any place where I could find this info.

Thanks,
Larry

Everything except the red and blue member titles are based on posts. The red and blue titles are reserved for people on the members' side.

As far as the calendar... I haven't used it.

OMG more stuff that isn't explained? SHOCKER.

Okay, but what do the different terms mean?

Jarrad,



You would LOVE Germany. When my phone was installed it came with a 100-page book in small print in German...on how to use the phone.

Much reading,
Larry

Or,

try New England...they intentionally do not put up road signs or street signs just to keep out tourists, I swear.


:-)


Dave

Here's one from Germany: from a sign planted where a road does a Y...

<--------- All Destinations
All Other Destinations ---->

Much choosing,
Larry

But meanwhile, back at the ranch...

What do these categories mean:

New Here
Guest
Junior Member
Member

And what is the "My Calendar" function all about?

Thanks,
Larry

Larry,

I believe the categories you mention change from new to guest, etc. depending on the number of posts a user has made. The old UBB software we used to use had the same feature although there were not as many classifications.

If you click the calendar option along the bar at the top of the forums it will open up a calendar with users birthdays on it. Also the my calendar feature can be used to mark specific events with. I've used it for that a time or two but I've long since forgotten how to mark events for the calendar.

Lots of poking around,

John

John,

Yep, I remember the old software had a newbie category that changed once a guy has (35?) posts. I was just wondering if the stuff you guys have access to shows where the changes are made in the new system. It's not all that crucial or anything - it's just that I didn't see anything and was wondering if I'm missing something obvious.

Much love,
Larry