Actually even I have heard of the beatles. (The only group for which I could
claim this.) It was the drag-drop thing that was giving me trouble, presumably
due to the unresponsiveness of my system. Eventually if I sit and wait long
enough, the stupid names do *eventually* find their way into the right hand
box. And if you get everything exactly right (which i did after a half-hour
of trying) *then* you can log in.
I'm praying that next time I log in, the board will forgive and forget my
earlier typos (related to the upper case requirement), stop counting past
errors and wipe the slate clean.
Thanks for your patience.
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Professor Leo Simon leosi...@berkeley.edu
Agricultural and Resource Economics http://are.berkeley.edu/~simon
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On Thu, 5 Jan 2012, Thomas Adam wrote:
On Wed, Jan 04, 2012 at 02:02:26PM -0800, Leo Simon wrote:
On Wed, Jan 04, 2012 at 03:56:00AM -0800, Leo Simon wrote:
Tried to post this on the forum but it wouldn't let me log on.
Right -- and you forget/entered incorrectly which piece of information?
Never get a chance to find out, I'm always told that I've tried too many
times, although I tried only once and made a typo. Then I'm confronted
with a CAPTCHA that makes absolutely no sense whatsoever to me.
Presumably a cultural reference.
Well, The Beatles are well-known. If that's too cultural, sorry, although
even my eight year old cousin has heard of them. The idea behind that isn't
to make it difficult, but rather reduce the amount of spam I have to deal
with. But with very little work on your part, you should be able to derive
the answer easily enough.
Was indeed the FvwmTaskBar. Seemed to have solved the problem
- Click in the root area
- Select Modules
- click on TaskBar
It magically comes back!!!
It might come back, but now you either have two FvwmTaskBar instances
running because the other one is iconified, or you never iconified the first
one to begin with.
-- Thomas Adam
