Help! I want to be me, not him
My problem is that I am always signed on with my husbands screen name, crewbus. I would like my own idenity. 1) how do I get my own screen name? 2) how do we switch them back and forth.
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Tammy (not crewbus, but his wife)
Help!
Tammy (not crewbus, but his wife)
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>>Part of the problem is that when I try to log out and log back in, it says that he is logged in thus never really logging him out.
When you click log out do you see the message "Logging you out" or something similar? If so, when it returns to the home page do you see "Welcome XYZ" under the MCO logo (where XYZ is your husband's username)? If so, this is a browser caching issue that I can assist with (let me know if this is the case and I'll follow up with you). If on the other hand you see a username and password field under the logo then enter your username and password (of your own account) and you should be able to log in.
Mark
When you click log out do you see the message "Logging you out" or something similar? If so, when it returns to the home page do you see "Welcome XYZ" under the MCO logo (where XYZ is your husband's username)? If so, this is a browser caching issue that I can assist with (let me know if this is the case and I'll follow up with you). If on the other hand you see a username and password field under the logo then enter your username and password (of your own account) and you should be able to log in.
Mark
This sounds very similar to another problem I've seen with Internet Explorer. To correct this do the following:
1) Launch Internet Explorer
2) Click on Tools/Internet Options
3) Under Temporary Internet Files select Settings
4) Select "Every visit to the page" and click OK
5) Click OK
6) Visit https://www.northamericanmotoring.com and you should see the username/password login fields displayed on the page
Mark
1) Launch Internet Explorer
2) Click on Tools/Internet Options
3) Under Temporary Internet Files select Settings
4) Select "Every visit to the page" and click OK
5) Click OK
6) Visit https://www.northamericanmotoring.com and you should see the username/password login fields displayed on the page
Mark




I did too, I was going to suggest they try Jerry Springer. Glad to know it wasn't that bad