Technical Support
08-01-2000, 01:39 PM
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New to the Private Investigators Forum?
We welcome you!
(If you have not received a password yet, please do
so by sending an email through the following link:
http://www.ipiu.org/forums/sendmessage.php
Follow the email instructions you will receive and then
return to this tutorial topic)
We will be providing you with the tools necessary to enrich your professional career as a private investigator.
To begin with, please click on the page link below to access our Free Tutorial for the Private Investigators Forum.
(When you are finished with the tutorial, you may wish to experiment with your new found skills in the Test Forum, under the last category titled Miscellaneous.)
CLICK HERE: Free Tutorial for PI Forum (http://www.ipiu.org/forums/faq.php?)
After you have reviewed the tutorial, Click Below to
review how to post "bold", "script", pictures
and other items that will make your participation
much more enjoyable:
CLICK HERE: http://www.ipiu.org/forums/misc.php?do=bbcode
To learn how to post Smilies, such as :) or ;) , simply
do the following:
CLICK HERE: http://www.ipiu.org/forums/misc.php?action=showsmilies
Once you have taken the tutorial, Click Below to
go to the Main Forum Page of the Private Investigators
Forum. Choose and Click any subject and read all that
you can before trying to post a question or comment:
CLICK HERE: www.ipiu.org/forums/
After you have read and seen how other private
investigator members have posted comments, go back
to the above link and choose the sub-forum titled
TEST YOUR FORUM WRITING SKILLS (which appears in
the Miscellaneous Section). Try writing and posting a
few topics and replies using the codes you have learned.
Once you feel comfortable, begin making new friends
and acquaintances by participating in any of the areas
you wish. Remember, our agenda is to team you up
with excellent role models to help you in your pursuit of
becoming a professional.
If you need "general" help, post your question
in this forum titled TECHNICAL SUPPORT FORUM, so
that we can answer your question for other beginners
to see.
New to the Private Investigators Forum?
We welcome you!
(If you have not received a password yet, please do
so by sending an email through the following link:
http://www.ipiu.org/forums/sendmessage.php
Follow the email instructions you will receive and then
return to this tutorial topic)
We will be providing you with the tools necessary to enrich your professional career as a private investigator.
To begin with, please click on the page link below to access our Free Tutorial for the Private Investigators Forum.
(When you are finished with the tutorial, you may wish to experiment with your new found skills in the Test Forum, under the last category titled Miscellaneous.)
CLICK HERE: Free Tutorial for PI Forum (http://www.ipiu.org/forums/faq.php?)
After you have reviewed the tutorial, Click Below to
review how to post "bold", "script", pictures
and other items that will make your participation
much more enjoyable:
CLICK HERE: http://www.ipiu.org/forums/misc.php?do=bbcode
To learn how to post Smilies, such as :) or ;) , simply
do the following:
CLICK HERE: http://www.ipiu.org/forums/misc.php?action=showsmilies
Once you have taken the tutorial, Click Below to
go to the Main Forum Page of the Private Investigators
Forum. Choose and Click any subject and read all that
you can before trying to post a question or comment:
CLICK HERE: www.ipiu.org/forums/
After you have read and seen how other private
investigator members have posted comments, go back
to the above link and choose the sub-forum titled
TEST YOUR FORUM WRITING SKILLS (which appears in
the Miscellaneous Section). Try writing and posting a
few topics and replies using the codes you have learned.
Once you feel comfortable, begin making new friends
and acquaintances by participating in any of the areas
you wish. Remember, our agenda is to team you up
with excellent role models to help you in your pursuit of
becoming a professional.
If you need "general" help, post your question
in this forum titled TECHNICAL SUPPORT FORUM, so
that we can answer your question for other beginners
to see.