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I cant get any avatars to come up. I have a bunch of IPB warnings at the top of the page. I havent been able to have an avatar in ages! any help?


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What are IPB warnings?

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I have no idea, they are all over the very top of my message error page. I just cant put any avatar up at all

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I cant get any avatars to come up. I have a bunch of IPB warnings at the top of the page. I havent been able to have an avatar in ages! any help?

i'm sorry for asking this seemingly unconnected question...but, how do i post a question or anything for that matter?

thanks,

reva.

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Guest lorlyn

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YEA I finaly figured out how you have a aviator.

DebbieInCanada Rookie
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YEA I finaly figured out how you have a aviator.

so, how did you do it? I get those errors too.

Debbie

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I cant get any avatars to come up. I have a bunch of IPB warnings at the top of the page. I havent been able to have an avatar in ages! any help?

I just changed my avatar today, and at the top of the page were a bunch of those warnings, and then I just scrolled down and changed it anyway. It worked, I don't know why, but you might want to try scrolling down. There was a lot of white space between the warnings and the blue box with "my controls" info.


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I downloaded a jpsizer off of google i think and then i took my kodak pictures and the program allowed me to make the picture 50mb? then i could choose it for my avator.

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