Emailaddress revealed
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Hi Guys, Im hanging around since a few days and have a question: Has the site any secure way to exchange emailaddresses... Or how you do that? Thanks Rozis
Click on 'email user' and then your reply will go to their email, and I believe will have your email in it.
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Click on 'email user' and then your reply will go to their email, and I believe will have your email in it.
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista. Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.
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To e-mail someone else, click the Email button instead of the Reply button. To have them e-mail you, enable the "Allow private email replies to this message" checkbox.
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Joe Simes wrote:
Any closer and it might have bitten you on the nose!
Not quite. First it is "Email", not "Email User". And then, since a couple of months now, for new messages it is only there if the author of the message wanted it to be there, so the procedure is more like: if "Email" button present, use it; if not, reply "please reply with e-mail enabled", then use it. :)
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Joe Simes wrote:
Any closer and it might have bitten you on the nose!
Not quite. First it is "Email", not "Email User". And then, since a couple of months now, for new messages it is only there if the author of the message wanted it to be there, so the procedure is more like: if "Email" button present, use it; if not, reply "please reply with e-mail enabled", then use it. :)
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You can turn it off ? Did not know that.
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You can turn it off ? Did not know that.
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista. Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.
Christian Graus wrote:
You can turn it off ?
It is the third checkbox on the reply page, now also available on the personnal settings page. Its state gets persisted; warning: changing it while editing an existing message, used to be ignored. Don't know that has been fixed yet. And it becomes a property of the message, so once you have a single message with allow-private-email checked, anyone can mail you by locating such message (hence also any old message) and clicking there. :)
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Hi Guys, Im hanging around since a few days and have a question: Has the site any secure way to exchange emailaddresses... Or how you do that? Thanks Rozis
u mean change your email address in codeproject website? click the "my settings" at the top,u will find email address,just overwrite it and save.
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