FREE ACCESS reader forums are back

Dec 27th, 2005 | By Staff Writers | Category: Announcements


FREE ACCESS forums are back online

The forums are back — simply select the “Free reader forums link” on the right. We’ve decided to start the forum from a fresh, so unfortunately you’ll have to reregister, though we have tightened up the registration so hopefully we’ll minimise the instances of fake members with questionable web sites. We have also upgraded to a new version of the bulletin board software to minimise the chances of another attack.

The FREE ACCESS team


Related:

  • Reader forums offline
  • 2006 reader survey
  • Season’s greetings
  • Autumn issue of FREE ACCESS #43
  • FREE ACCESS #43 (Autumn 2006) is on its way

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    1. C. Dancaster December 29th, 2005 6:48 pm :

      Hello,
      I am the editor of the newsletter of our club: “Computer Pals for Seniors Northern Beaches Inc”.
      Thank you for this wonderful website.
      I would like to use some of your tips. etc. in our newsletter if this is possible. We will always disclose the source of the articles.
      Please let me know if I can use some of the information in our newsletter, which is for seniors.
      Thank you from Corry Dancaster

    2. Administrator December 29th, 2005 9:16 pm :

      That’s absolutely fine. If you use our material please place a (c) 2006 Total Image Publishing tag at the bottom and email us a copy. Anyone else who would like to use our material should get in touch with us first.

      All the best

      THE FREE ACCESS TEAM

    3. Administrator December 29th, 2005 9:17 pm :

      And by the way, please make use of our free reader forums — we are trying to get them back up and running after being attacked by a “worm”.

    4. Horacio Morris-Miranda February 16th, 2006 9:46 pm :

      Congratulations for “our”Magazine : Excelent. I have a problem y Access is the right place. I collect records of classic music and I have non found a program to make a register, as Compositor, work, soloist, orchestra, etc. than include the maximun onformation possible.
      What do you recommend?
      I thank for all your advice.

    5. Administrator February 18th, 2006 5:55 am :

      Hi Horacio,

      May I suggest that you post your message on our free reader forums where you are bound to receive a response!

      Cheers

      John

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