Hello Terri, unfortunately when I click on the photo I get a Save button popping up and nothing else, I.i.e. I cannot open the pew leaflet and therefore cannot read it. Do you have a solution for this problem?
I look forward to your reply, thank you Bronwyn
On Friday, 14 October 2016, St Francis of Assisi Parkview wrote:
> terribotha posted: “To read this week’s pew leaflet, please click on the > photo below. ” >
Hmmmm. This is trickier than what we thought the 1st time you asked. At that time I thought you meant to change your email address on the parish roll, which has been done. To change your email address here on the parish website involves 2 changes — for neither of which is it obvious how to go about it. But I’ll figure it out eventually. The changes involved are:
1) You are a “user” of the parish website, which means that (unlike the general public) you can post articles on the website. Your old email address is attached to the website in that capacity.
2) You are also a “follower” of the website, which means that (as in the present case) you are informed by email when something is added here.
Please be patient while I figure out where to make these 2 changes.
Hello Terri, unfortunately when I click on the photo I get a Save button popping up and nothing else, I.i.e. I cannot open the pew leaflet and therefore cannot read it. Do you have a solution for this problem?
I look forward to your reply, thank you Bronwyn
On Friday, 14 October 2016, St Francis of Assisi Parkview wrote:
> terribotha posted: “To read this week’s pew leaflet, please click on the > photo below. ” >
Please change my email address to: bartcox100@gmail.com
Thank you.
Bart Cox
Hello Bart,
Hmmmm. This is trickier than what we thought the 1st time you asked. At that time I thought you meant to change your email address on the parish roll, which has been done. To change your email address here on the parish website involves 2 changes — for neither of which is it obvious how to go about it. But I’ll figure it out eventually. The changes involved are:
1) You are a “user” of the parish website, which means that (unlike the general public) you can post articles on the website. Your old email address is attached to the website in that capacity.
2) You are also a “follower” of the website, which means that (as in the present case) you are informed by email when something is added here.
Please be patient while I figure out where to make these 2 changes.
Regards,
Mike