I like it Owlhoot. Get started...
Oh, I'll have Cray machine code please.
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Previously on "Dear Mr MarillionFan,"
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You wouldn't have to worry if the site owners were considerate enough to provide a TBIC ("The Boss is Coming") program format for these pages.
Here's a rough Perl example, using the previous two posts. But obviously they'd need to provide formats in several languages, to suit the requirements of different posters viewing the pages at client sites.
sub stackpole # Fingers like lightning
{
print "Ah good, it works. I mentioned this to MF yesterday." .
"Some people have no taste in such matters.\n";
}
sub MarillionFan # Super poster
{
my $comment = "You bloody whingers";
}Last edited by OwlHoot; 13 February 2007, 22:23.
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Ah good, it works. I mentioned this to MF yesterday. Some people have no taste in such matters.
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Select user CP.
Select edit options.
Scroll down till you find the Show avatars and show sigs check boxes.
Select save profile.
Job done.
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Turned off sig display, what do you know it works. Cheers!Originally posted by krameryou can turn avatars off in your profile..... trust no one!!!
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I have the same problem. I have to quickly navigate to put them off screen.Originally posted by GoyaAny chance you could tone down your signature a little?
Each time I read a thread you've posted on I find myself quickly scrolling the page to get your sig off the screen. I guess so as not to bring attention to my busy working practises, ahem.
Your consideration would be appreciated
Ta!
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Dear Mr MarillionFan,
Any chance you could tone down your signature a little?
Each time I read a thread you've posted on I find myself quickly scrolling the page to get your sig off the screen. I guess so as not to bring attention to my busy working practises, ahem.
Your consideration would be appreciated
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