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Hi Houston, something has been going on lately. I changed the login prompt on www.ecunet.org, so it should work more reliably.
To log in directly to Ecunet email, people can go to http://mail.google.com (for this approach, your FULL Ecunet address is needed, e.g. houston...@ecunet.org
To log in directly to Ecunet groups, go to http://groups.ecunet.org (once again, for this prompt, you probably need your full address).
I hope this information helps. Warm regards, Paul
Hi John, all I can think is that some of the early URLs we were using for Ecunet logins are no longer valid with the transition to the new web interface.
When you logged in with your favorite, where did you end up? (e.g. MyGroups, or your Ecunet email)
If you want to log in and start using the Ecunet groups web interface, then use http://groups.ecunet.org as your favorite.
If you want to go right to your Ecunet email, then use http://mail.google.com
I hope that helps, Paul
From: John Tschudy [mailto:john_t...@ecunet.org]
Sent: Thursday, January 17, 2013 8:39 AM
To: ecunet_h...@ecunet.org
Subject: Re: HELP
Another one having problems longing in Paul. We keep getting messages on my alternate computer and my wife's computer that they can't find ecunet.org. On my wife's I've been able to get her on by going through a lengthy log in process where you manually have to enter ecunet.org and then get to a web page where you have to go through the sign in each time. My main computer I can access simply by clinking on ecunet in favorites. What's up??
John Tschudy
If you want to log in and start using the Ecunet groups web interface, then use http://groups.ecunet.org as your favorite.
Hi Val, when you are logged in to Ecunet mail or Ecunet Groups you should see your Ecunet address listed in the upper right-hand corner of the screen (labeled “A” in the graphic below and attached).
If you pull down the little control in the far upper right (labeled “B”), the menu should appear that allows you to edit your Account information (labeled “C”) or your View profile (labeled “D”)
I’m sorry, I haven’t been able to find the setting you are referring to (allowing Google to use your info in ads). There are additional settings related to email that you can see when you are in gmail and you pull down the Gear symbol in the upper right and select “Settings.”
Paul
From: Valerie Perrins [mailto:val_p...@ecunet.org]
Sent: Thursday, January 17, 2013 11:43 AM
To: ecunet_h...@ecunet.org
Subject: Re: HELP
On 1/17/2013 9:45 AM, Paul Edison-Swift wrote:
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I’m sorry, I haven’t been able to find the setting you are referring to (allowing Google to use your info in ads). There are additional settings related to email that you can see when you are in gmail and you pull down the Gear symbol in the upper right and select “Settings.”
I also use Yahoo! Even though I have a save feature, it periodically asks me to enter my password to re-login.
If you pull down the little control in the far upper right (labeled “B”), the menu should appear that allows you to edit your Account information (labeled “C”) or your View profile (labeled “D”)
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Dear Houston, I don’t like to say this very often, but in this case I am clue-less. <g>
I’d be curious how things look when you use Chrome. It’s the preferred browser, since it is in the Google family.
I’ve started using different browsers for different things lately. I use Firefox and a wonderful plugin called Gmail Manager to quickly and easily manage logins to four different Google “business” accounts, including Ecunet Helper.
For my home Google and Gmail account I use Chrome. This keeps home and “work” nicely separated, although on occasion I’ll be surprised at which account I’m logged into.
All that said, when I log in to Ecunet Groups, I see a consistent list of my Favorites on the left, and when I press “My Groups,” I see the same number of groups across Firefox, Chrome, IE and Safari for Windows.
You might want to go to each browser and clear your cache, in case for some reason a cookie isn’t set right, or something like that.
For people with multiple Google accounts, the other thing that occasionally happens is that you see different groups because you are actually logged into different accounts.
Good luck! Paul
From: Houston Hodges [mailto:houston...@ecunet.org]
Sent: Friday, May 24, 2013 1:15 PM
To: ecunet_h...@ecunet.org
Subject: Re: HELP
I've figured out part of the problem, but unearthed a bigger mystery by doing so. When I log in with Safari, the "official" macintosh browser (forged and supported by Apple) and access Ecunet Groups, I show up with only five groups of which I'm a member. When I use Camino, an alternate (independently supported) browser, I show up with THIRTEEN groups, which is what I expected to see. No rhyme or reason, that I can discern, as to why some are in and others not. But I'm relieved to have the whole set back when I want them! --Any clues about this, Paul?
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When I try to add groups with Safari or Chrome, I run into those right away that require permission of the Group Manager to join.