Hi All ,

It's nice to come back with you. I was absent since several months because I had no longer access to the
forum (the new is really great !) from my job (bad boy !). Now I have an ADSL access and I hope to pass more time with you.
But I am a little bit frustrating :
I am trying to use my previous account (deufg) but it seems that I was locked or suspended :
My account/password is refused, when I want to use "I forgot my password" the msg "The email address you supplied does not match the one listed for that username" occurs and when I tried to register again with the same username (deufg) I am kick out because my username is already exist.

Is there a possibility in order to re-use my original username ?

Thanks in advance.
Deufg

Yes, follow these steps to re-activate your account:

1. Click the Login link at the top of the page.

2. Specify your old username, and Collection as password.

3. Click the Login button.

4. Click the Profile link at the top of the page.

5. Specify your e-mail address (if you want to use the "notify me of replies" feature).

6. Type Collection in the Current password field.

7. Specify your own password in the New password and Confirm password fields.

8. Set your preferences.

9. Click Submit.

Ciao & welcome back, Fred ! :D

I noticed that Fredrik already answered and I'm glad to read from you again.

Best Regards to you & France - Have a great day !

Thank you very much Fredrik, your answers are always efficient and quick

Bonjour de France Mario (je sais que tu parles tres bien francais. )
J'ai pu remarquer que tu etais toujours aussi present et sympathique.

It's a pleasure. :D
Have a nice day.

Fred

Ciao Fred
Merci beaucoup de ton mots très aimables :D
Je parle assez bien français ( je vis près de la France et j'ai souvent l'occasion à parler avec des français ) mais je trouve l'écriture très difficile...
C'est pour ça que j'emploie le français très rarement dans le Forum: en utilisant le, je ne pourrais pas aider les utilisateurs des programmes de Fredrik...
Merci encore et au revoir bientôt.

It's a pleasure for me too, Fred, have a great day & take care !