Fuddman is Fuzzy.

[Mrs. Fuddman]

Fuddman is recognized on the computer at work when he gets to this site but not at home since we went from slooooooow dial-up to HughesNet broadband. Says he can't remember his password so he can't post from home. Ha! Ha!

[STORMINORMAN]

...comes off with a razor, the kind that grows on ya' in warm, moist climates, and the kind that....

That....

Now I can't remember!

Cheers!

[svxistentialist]

Originally Posted by Mrs. Fuddman

Fuddman is recognized on the computer at work when he gets to this site but not at home since we went from slooooooow dial-up to HughesNet broadband. Says he can't remember his password so he can't post from home. Ha! Ha!

Is that "fuzzy logic", then Mrs Fuddman?

I lost my password, what can I do? If you forget your password, you can click on the 'Forgotten Your Password' link on any page that requires you to fill in your password.

This will bring up a page where you should enter your registered email address, and an email will be sent to that address instantly, with instructions for resetting your password.
Tell Elmer to do the following:

Write in his username into the log-in slot, put in no password and press enter.

A page will come up with a link where he can request a new password. He will need to use the same email address that he used to set up the password.
[This may mean he will have to use this "request new password" feature at work if he used a work email address originally, and you don't get work email at home, OK?]

You will be sent a new form to that email address allowing you to request a new password which will over-ride the old one. As usual you will have to write it in twice.

Make sure he writes it down this time, so he can apply it to the home machine.

OK?

Joe

[Mrs. Fuddman]

I have told him that he is supposed to write the password down and save it somewhere. Of course, we have put things in safe places, never to find them again. He gets Catzheimers, occasionally. We have an older cat who walks along then sits down like he's thinking "Just where was I going?" When we get side tracked we say we have Catzheimers. His work computer recognizes him at this site when he is signed in on the computer. Now, it's all MY fault that my computer doesn't. Oh, well----