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How to check pm's and no chat?

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newt_guy

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It will not let me in chat, and how do i check my pm's?Thanks.
 
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TJ

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All I can do to help is to refer you to what it says on the chat page already, which is:

<font color="0000ff">Having problems accessing the Caudata.org chat rooms?

Here are the usual reasons:

* Some firewall software can prevent access to the chat rooms - consider disabling it, if only to test this

* Users running AOL may have problems - use Internet Explorer instead

* Our chat uses cookies to keep track of settings such as font colour and username (no personal info) and if you are refusing cookies the chat may not work for you
</font>
 
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kamil

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Are you registered for the Chat? You have to create a new account there,too.
I also recommend the IE for using this chat. The admins there created some new headers or so what causes that Firefox can't display it proper. The refreshing-process in Firefox is also not good, thats another (and the last) plus for IE.

Best Greetings,

Kamil
 
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kamil

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Ah, forgot the other question of yours!

Your PMs get send on your E-Mail-Box. So that this function is rather an "Send E-Mail via Board" Function.
 
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jennifer

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Yep, if you haven't gotten any PMs it's because either nobody has written, or you have an invalid e-mail address in your profile.
 
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