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At 12:50 AM 6/20/05, Alexander Schwertner wrote:<br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite="">we (this is EPAG Domainservices
GmbH) regularly receive your ballot<br>
emails, however we do not have username and password for actually
voting.<br><br>
Can you send us username and password, or give us some detail on how
to<br>
obtain both? </blockquote><br>
Dear Alexander and Other Members:<br><br>
This is a special warning. I have not received my copy of the
ballot. I did receive a list of the email addresses to which it was
sent. There was only one name and it was for an unpaid member for
which I had manually removed from the list to which it was to be
sent:-(<br><br>
I have asked Boardrooms.org to look into the problem. <br><br>
In the mean time, here are instructions on recovering the username and
obtaining a temporary password:<br><br>
Strangely, Boardrooms.org does not give the Administrator access to
either the username or password. I am required to create one when I
create a new user but that field is not visible when editing the record
at a later date.<br><br>
You may take care of it at the following URL:<br><br>
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<a href="https://www.boardrooms.org/kmembership_info/request_password/" eudora="autourl">
https://www.boardrooms.org/kmembership_info/request_password/</a><br><br>
Here is the text at this URL:<br><br>
Can't remember your password?<br>
Enter your email address, and receive a new password by email
immediately. If your email address has changed, please contact
administration at
<a href="mailto:admin@boardrooms.org">admin@boardrooms.org</a>.<br><br>
First time visiting our site? You will need to get a user account before
you may receive a password. <br>
*Required Field <br><br>
end quote:<br><br>
You did not say whether you would be attending the meeting in
Luxembourg.<br><br>
Now you see why I thought I needed a test ballot;-}<br><br>
Cordially, BobC<br><br>
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