You do have 20 characters, you can be more descriptive than that!I've already read the post and shorted my title to "circuit help" and it still doesn't allow me to post it...
Ha! I guess I check in at just the right times....I 'm sorry that the forum software gives you trouble.
If you indeed have less than 20 characters in your thread title, then try one of the following:
1. Wait a bit in case it's a transient phenomenon.
2. Try posting in another forum and then ask a mod to move your thread.
3. Send your thread in a PM to a mod and ask for it to be placed in the appropriate forum.
@tshuck,
Thank you for answering this kind of posts so fast. There have been a lot lately. Maybe there ought to be an "IT phone service" status for you.
Thank you, I'll post in another section and have a mod move it.I 'm sorry that the forum software gives you trouble.
If you indeed have less than 20 characters in your thread title, then try one of the following:
1. Wait a bit in case it's a transient phenomenon.
2. Try posting in another forum and then ask a mod to move your thread.
3. Send your thread in a PM to a mod and ask for it to be placed in the appropriate forum.
@tshuck,
Thank you for answering this kind of posts so fast. There have been a lot lately. Maybe there ought to be an "IT phone service" status for you.
Posts in off topic don't count toward your overall post count.... otherwise, some of our more.....errm.....less than savvy, yet very TALKATIVE members would be seen as experts. That could be bad for business....I cannot even post in the any part of the forum now...
Edit:
Finally got it working but it seems really odd why it wasn't working. I had to resort to posting the thread from my iPad which worked. Something else I noticed was that the posts I've make from this thread haven't contributed to my posts on my profile which seems odd.
I'm running Windows 8 and the latest version of chrome + IE if this helps.
Seems sensible, thank you for your help anyway.Posts in off topic don't count toward your overall post count.... otherwise, some of our more.....errm.....less than savvy, yet very TALKATIVE members would be seen as experts. That could be bad for business....