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Third graders are brats.

I have an extremely painful case of the hiccups.

I apparently live in the incest capital of the US.

And the internet hates me.

I'm trying to make the phot albums in my yahoo group viewable to all (I'm hoping this will make them...ya know, viewable, but I can't find how to change the group settings to allow anyone to browse the albums.

these are their sucky directions:

"How do I control access to photo albums?
A group moderator can determine who can view photo albums stored within that group.
To change the access settings for group photo albums, click Settings on the left-hand navigation bar. Click the Edit button next to Features and Options.

Scrolling down to the Files / Photos section, you'll find a number of different access levels to choose from."

Except-- when I can't find the damn Settings button! There is. no. settings. button. on. the. left!

ETA: I think I fixed it. Maybe. But I'm going to damn weel sign up to every bloody thing until I get some website to work.

Comments

[valerie-z.livejournal.com]

Friggin Yahoo. I remember going insane when I was creating a group, trying to make the messages public.

I'm not sure if my problem was the same as the one you're having now, but here's what I did:

On the left column (when you're viewing the group, as logged in as yourself), click "Management". Then, under "Groups and Settings", click "Web Tools". Then "Edit". Under "Files/Photos" there's a radio button (or whatever it's called) for "Public".

[rashaka.livejournal.com]

Thanks. I did that; your directiosn were better. I'm not sure if it helped though, because the pics still appear to me, even if they're not coming up to everyone else.

[ex-kimera823.livejournal.com]

Psst- email me at kimera@anyanka.net and I'll give you the pw to my happyshiny webspace ^_^

[caille.livejournal.com]

Okay, so you are getting some expert advice on the Yahoo/internet/photo problem. If you would like assistance on your other list items...

Third graders are brats.
I have an extremely painful case of the hiccups.
I apparently live in the incest capital of the US.

...I can try, but I can't promise anything.

1. Third graders really are brats. But they are short, unlike eighth graders.
2. Those hiccups had better be history by now. Jeez, I hope so. If not, try yelling really high at the third graders for about two minutes without taking a breath.
3. Girlfriend, you are in San Freakin Jose! I thought the incest capitol was somewhere in Arkansas. I cannot help with this. It's just too disturbing.

But congrats on getting help with the internet stuff.

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[rashaka.livejournal.com]

1. Third graders really are brats. But they are short, unlike eighth graders.

True words if ever spoken.

And they're cuter, too.

2. Those hiccups had better be history by now. Jeez, I hope so. If not, try yelling really high at the third graders for about two minutes without taking a breath.

Irony's a bitch. They had left. And then they came back. Then they left again. And about 1 minute before I opened your reply, they'd started up again. My chest hurts.


3. Girlfriend, you are in San Freakin Jose! I thought the incest capitol was somewhere in Arkansas. I cannot help with this. It's just too disturbing.

Accordign to my psych1 class, Santa Clara Country has highest reports of incest in the nation. It's a sick sad world, but I guess some place has to be the capitol, huh? I'd say I have to take a shower, but I just took one.

[caille.livejournal.com]

3. ...highest reports of incest in the nation....

Well, missy, there you have it. San Jose gets it that incest should be reported!! In other places, it's just no big whoop, or it is the Evil Which Shall Never Be Acknowledged. I hereby declare San Jose to be among the Top Ten Enlightened Cities of the World.

Meanwhile, I am off to sacrifice some small vegetables for the hiccup-banishing ritual.

[rashaka.livejournal.com]

I hereby declare San Jose to be among the Top Ten Enlightened Cities of the World.

:g: Well, we're one of the most expensive cities in the world. And we have one of the countries' busiest airports (I think we're in the top twenty.) And we like trees.

Seriously though, I thought it was very strange to hear that. Made me wonder what the range was-- if Santa Clara Country (not specifically SJ) was a great deal higher statsistic than everywhere, or if it was only ahead of the next county by thin margin. Made me grateful I haven't had to have that in my own life.