Logging In Difficult.

its tom the cat

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I try to log in using the top right of the log in page asking username and password. Rejected. Go to the left lower side where it asks for email address and password. Rejected. Then about 5 seconds later it comes to life even though it said my log in info was wrong.

This is nothing new. Been going on since day one.
 

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Thanks for reporting this. I'm not aware of any login box in the lower part of the page. Can you please add a screenshot? Also, a screenshot with the exact error message, if you can capture it will be very useful. I also need to know which browser you're using.

Thanks again and sorry about the delay in my response.
 
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its tom the cat

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The main Forum page right side has a log-in asking for user name or email/password.. Tried that and it did not work. I was sent to another page with a box dedicated to logging in. Same requirements. I tried it again (just to post this reply) and it refused it. 10 seconds later it directed me to the reply box where I am writing this.

I use IE, cannot do screenshots and anm not on Face book.

Hope this helps. 
 

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Mine only asks foe E-mail, password etc. when I mess with the settings on my computer. I just click on my bookmarked "the Cat Site" and it brings me right to the web site with no log in. You might try to book mark it and see how that goes.  I wish you well on figuring it out. 
 

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Any computer can do screenshots. On a PC there is keyboard button labled as Print Screen or PrntScn. Press that to capture a screenshot of what you see on the monitor. Then open a picture editing program (the Paint program on most PCs running on Windows is fine) and paste your captured screenshot in. Crop the picture to show just the part of the screenshot you want then save it as a Jpeg file to your Desktop. Then you just upload the image here to TCS using the Insert Image button in the Reply box toolbar.

No idea how to capture a screenshot using a Mac.
 
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