Doubt

[Pedro-Filho]

Hello everyone,

I'm new in the Adobe forum, and i have two questions and i want to get a clear answers.

Questions:

1. How many posts is necessary for can i send/receive private messages?

2. How long to wait for my avatar be accepted by the moderators?

Thank you for your attention.

Regards,

Pedro Filho

[John T Smith]

1 - I don't know

2 - usually 24 hours... but remember the Moderators are volunteers, not employees, so you will just have to wait for one to have time for what is, after all, not a really important part of the forum operation (may be important to YOU, but does not stop you from posting a message)

[Phillip_M_Jones]

Number 2 average is 24hr. But mine when I originally created first one took 3 days.

The second one I created did take 24 hours. Also if you post comments to forum(s) your avatar will show up even on all your comments regardless how old.

I also don't know about 1.

[adobe-admin]

At this point, I do not see any Avatars waiting for acceptance. Did you upload an Avatar or a Profile picture?

[Pedro-Filho]

Like i said, i'm new in the forum, and did not know how the system worked for accepting avatar.

Now i put an avatar to appear in my post. I hope it is accepted.

The correct size is 48x48 no is?

[adobe-admin]

I don't see any avatars attached to your forum profile.

[mytaxsite]

P3dro F!lho wrote:

Hello everyone,

I'm new in the Adobe forum, and i have two questions and i want to get a clear answers.

Questions:

1. How many posts is necessary for can i send/receive private messages?

2. How long to wait for my avatar be accepted by the moderators?

Thank you for your attention.

Regards,

Pedro Filho

1) as many as you want until your folders are full up.  If they get full up then you can delete the old ones and create more room.  You can have a total of 500 messages in your folders.

2) Generally 48 hours (weekends and holidays excepted) .  I can guarantee that if you upload your two allowed avatars now then by Christmas they should be approved   Always upload two at a time just in case you don't like your first one!  Same rules apply with uploading your photos.  Photos are different from avatars but the rules are almost identical.

hth

[Pedro-Filho]

Can anyone answer question number 1?

[Jacob Bugge]

Pedro,

Can anyone answer question number 1?

I believe it would be John, if anyone.

John?

[adobe-admin]

There is no threshold for private messages. If you are registered, you have private messages enabled.

[mytaxsite]

adobe-admin wrote:

There is no threshold for private messages. If you are registered, you have private messages enabled.

There is a limit of 500 messages in total in your folders.

Here is the picture to suggest this:

hth

[John T Smith]

The OP was not asking how many messages were possible, but WHEN they were possible

[Guest]

<obi-wan>i've got a bad feeling about this.</obi-wan>

[~graffiti]

I'm glad I'm not the only one.

[Pedro-Filho]

But because i can not send private messages?

Thank you for your attention.

Regards,

Pedro Filho

[Pedro-Filho]

Hello again,

I wonder if any administrator has the power to change my nickname here on the forum?

Regards,

Pedro Filho

[Phillip_M_Jones]

You change that in your Profile. If not in Forum Profile in the main Adobe Profile

[Pedro-Filho]

I managed to change my nickname.

[adobe-admin]

No, only you can change your name. And you do that at Adobe.com, not in the Forums.

[Pedro-Filho]

Incorrect message.

Sorry.

[adobe-admin]

No idea. I don't have any access to your private message folder. What happens when you click on a user name, go to their profile, and click on Send Private Message? Do you get any error message?

[Pedro-Filho]

adobe-admin wrote:

No idea. I don't have any access to your private message folder. What happens when you click on a user name, go to their profile, and click on Send Private Message? Do you get any error message?

Friend, i apologize for the confusion created by me. Because i'm young here, and i thought i could not send private messages.

Thank you for your attention.

Best regards,

Pedro Filho

[John T Smith]

>young here, and i thought i could not send private messages

OK... and now you have learned to actually try doing something before asking why something doesn't work