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Un- ticking the box for permission to view tree

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ChristineinPortugal

ChristineinPortugal Report 29 Sep 2007 17:39


I sent a message through hot matches earlier and went to untick the box and it is now in the middle of the text and very difficult to see.

Has anyone else noticed this or is it only happening to me?

Christine

Thelma

Thelma Report 29 Sep 2007 19:01

Can I add?
If you go to "messages",at the top, you can read your sent message and it will tell you if you have given permission and can be adjusted.

ChristineinPortugal

ChristineinPortugal Report 29 Sep 2007 19:16


I hadn't allowed access to my tree as I always try to remember to untick the box, I was just surprised where they had put it now.

I do think that default should be not allow and then you have to make the decision to allow, as you have to scroll down now to find it.

Christine

Werauhidin

Werauhidin Report 29 Sep 2007 21:53

Oh Dear, I have told GR of this problem before and since the new layout and told them that I thought it was deliberate as well. Got a very pleasant load of blarney and no action. It needs more people to contact them with their comments.

Though Walls have ears, they are no good if they are deaf.
Regards
John