TCH-Thomas

A small correction... It looks like you can only change any other but your main account in cpanel (and probably webmail), but I can be wrong about that.

Yes, that should be no problem but it needs to be either through cpanel or ******/webmail.

Hi and welcome to the forums Sorry, I dont know the answer to your question, but you might want to ask in their own forum located here. Also, I will edit out your password mentioned in your post for security reasons.

Welcome to the forums Entricept.

Sorry, I don´t have an answer on this, I just wanted to welcome you to the forums.

Welcome to the forums chippy

Hi Lee, Please see this post for an explanation about this and many more things.

Ah, I recognize the situation, not with autopilot, but still. Good luck.

Don´t know if it works since I dont use it, but from their site-knowledgebase:

Welcome to the forums, yari

I am sorry if this is old news but I just found it... Mozilla.org has announced that they will stop their development of the Mozilla Application Suite. Read more here.

I am sorry but I am a little confused. Are there supposed to be 2 different pages on these two urls, because I am seeing same page on both. Is that what I am supposed to do?

Added into blogs

http://www.totalchoicehosting.com/web-host...links=nonprofit Just above The pets corner.

Yes, you can have as many domains as you want as long they all point to the same (root) index page. This is called parking, which are easily fixed by the help desk (link on top of page) after you purchased the second domain. If you would like your second domain to point to a subdomain of your current domain, you would need a reseller account.

An addon domain is a domain name that that points to a subdirectory within your account. For example, you may want blake.com to point to domain1.com/blake/. Note though that this is against the AUP in the regular accounts. You would need a reseller account to do it.

So true.

Welcome to the forums lysdexic.net and bboyjay

Welcome to the forums redwolf and rfiling

One thing I forgot to mention in my live bookmark post is you will still have to check this folder that is being created if there is a new version of the product. So its still needed from the users side to check for new versions, but this way you dont have to visit the site or subscribe to a mailinglist.

To Nat (Webgyrl) and all phpbb users, If you are using Firefox, there is a "Live bookmark" on the phpbb website (or on the bottom to the right in your browser) you can use to keep track on updates. Just click on the orange icon (see attached image) and choose "subscribe". Then it works like any other folder in the bookmarks. When a new version is released you will see a "new clickable bookmark" in this folder saying something like "phpBB 2.0.13 released - Critical update".

I am not exactly sure about what you are talking about here (I dont use phpbb myself) but latest phpBB is version 2.0.13.

Weezy, Thanks for your kind words.

Welcome to the forums

Added in personal category.