Guest guest Posted February 13, 2006 Report Posted February 13, 2006 Hi , I passed your question along to my husband who is an internet buff. He says that you can set up a message board on your web site that requires registration and a pass word. He says a message board is different from a guest book. A guest book by nature is not secure but is open to anyone who visits a site. He says you have to set it up with the company that is hosting your web site. That company may be different from Comcast. Comcast provides high speed cable access to the internet but you might have another company that provides the server that hosts the website. However, if Comcast is also hosting your site, you need to contact Comcast about setting up a secure message board. I hope this is helpful. (Sacramento) dx UC and PSC 2001 > > > > >________________________________________________________________________ >________________________________________________________________________ > >Message: 24 > Date: Sun, 12 Feb 2006 15:16:35 -0500 > >Subject: OT-(TOTALLY) Does anyone have experience building a website? > >I built a website for my daughter's soccer team last night and put a guest >book on there with the template through my internet provider.is there a way >to password protect it so the girls can speak freely amongst themselves? Or >should I set up something like a Yahoo group like this that needs > " admission " so to speak? > >Any ideas would be great.I am just surprised I could even do the website in >the first place. > >http://home.comcast.net/~mariapamom/HMMSU13.html > > > > > > Quote
Guest guest Posted February 13, 2006 Report Posted February 13, 2006 Dear , I know that you suggested that we contact Marcy Crees for the PSC study. I did so several times, reached her voice mail and left messages. I never heard back from her. Do you know what is going on? Lee In MI. Is it because we are too far away? > > Hi , I passed your question along to my husband who is an > internet > buff. He says that you can set up a message board on your web site > that > requires registration and a pass word. He says a message board is > different from a guest book. A guest book by nature is not secure but > is open to anyone who visits a site. He says you have to set it up > with > the company that is hosting your web site. That company may be > different from Comcast. Comcast provides high speed cable access to > the > internet but you might have another company that provides the server > that hosts the website. However, if Comcast is also hosting your > site, > you need to contact Comcast about setting up a secure message > board. I > hope this is helpful. > > (Sacramento) dx UC and PSC 2001 > > > > > Quote
Guest guest Posted February 13, 2006 Report Posted February 13, 2006 I had the same issue as well. in Seattle > > Dear , > I know that you suggested that we contact Marcy Crees for the PSC > study. I did so several times, reached her voice mail and left > messages. I never heard back from her. Do you know what is going on? > Lee In MI. Is it because we are too far away? > Quote
Guest guest Posted February 14, 2006 Report Posted February 14, 2006 Lee, even if you are too far, at least you need a response to say that due to your location, you cannot be part of the study. But then I am a stickler for such protocol. \ Rita Quote
Guest guest Posted February 14, 2006 Report Posted February 14, 2006 I know, it doesn't make me want to rush to join their study, will the samples be misplaced and wasted? I'm done trying to contact them for now. Lee > Lee, even if you are too far, at least you need a response to say that > due to your location, you cannot be part of the study. But then I am > a stickler for such protocol. \ > > Rita > > > > Quote
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