multiple users on one pc

[dgallo]

my wife's computer recently died and we're sharing one for now. She wants to log on and post under her user ID but we can't get to a "If you're not dgallo, click here" sort of log in screen to log me off and her on.
Any ideas?
thanks

 

[Rick Inman]

my wife's computer recently died and we're sharing one for now. She wants to log on and post under her user ID but we can't get to a "If you're not dgallo, click here" sort of log in screen to log me off and her on.
Any ideas?
thanks

Don't know if this is the best way, but you can always hit Log Out, on the upper right side of the screen. The she can log back in..

Or, erase your cookies in explorer tools and don't click Remember Me when you log back onto ScubaBoard.

 

[dgallo]

Don't know if this is the best way, but you can always hit Log Out, on the upper right side of the screen. The she can log back in..

Or, erase your cookies in explorer tools and don't click Remember Me when you log back onto ScubaBoard.

Log out didn't work, when we go back to scubaboard, it still recognizes me. I'll probably have to delete the cookies.
If anyone knows an easier way, please let me know.
Thanks

 

[Ted S]

It sounds like you have sold old cookies!

Delete your cookies, close your browser and you're set. Once you come back and login again your system will be updated with our latest cookie and you should be able to log on and off normally using the logout button.

 

[Snowbear]

I always get an error msg when I log out. It says to "click here" again to log out. I do and it works. If I don't, it won't clear my cookies and I won't be logged out when I come back.

 

[Uncle Pug]

My wife and I share the family computer and I have different user accounts set up (Windows XP) that way when she is logged on my cookies don't effect her and vice versa. We can both be logged onto SB at the same time.

 

[Ted S]

Snowbear,
I think that's a function of that template set and something we will fix in the near future.

 

[The Chairman]

I like Pug's solution, and it will work on Win2K as well.