hunnychile

Mines stuck in insignia and I'd prefer tpf green too....easier on th eyes!

Oh and Thanks in advance.

hunnychile

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Cynthetiq

it should be fixed now.

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Jetée

I have a similar issue: is there a way that when I log out, then log back in later, that my preferred skin choice remains as it was, or do I have to manually set back each time?

I prefer TFP Green, but once I log out, then back in, it reverts to insignia. Although I stay logged in an inordinate amount of time on my laptop, I'd like that if I were to log in from any other computer, as well as my own, to be greeted with a board that is TFP Green.

Thank you.

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Halx

First, what is your default skin that is selected in your user profile? This SHOULD determine what skin you default to when you first log in.

If you stay logged in, your skin will default to the last one you used on that computer.

I access the TFP from work and home. At work, I use vBulletin 3 basic skin and at home I use Insignia.

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Jetée

See, I didn't recall whether TFP had the option to change the skin via userCP.

Thanks for the clarification. All set.

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