Already as Designed
I am not getting repeated requests to enter the password, so I guess the password, once entered, DOES in fact attach itself to the cookie.
And the cookie cleaves to only its resident computer. If entering on multiple computers, or as a guest on someone else's computer, the password has to be entered at least once.
The program is apparently already working as I had suggested. Thanks for your response.
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I’m not sure I understand your question. The new password found in the 2008 edition book is entered in your User Profile, which should never have to be re-entered again, until next year when the 2009 edition book is released. The other password that you pick at the time of registration that allows you to log in only needs to be entered once, provided you check the box that says “remember me.” There should be no need to keep re-entering a password when you post, unless you do not check the box “remember me” at the time you first log in.
The password for TheTaxAuthority update service should also only have to be entered once, provided you check the box “remember me.”
Now if you register and post with a number of different names, that is another issue which requires you to keep entering passwords every time you wish to change identities.Leave a comment:
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Confirmation
My e-mailed Order Confirmation of 30 June did NOT contain a password, but a quick phone call was all it took. I'm happy.Leave a comment:
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Cookies
Brad, once having used the password, can the password attach itself to the "cookie" which accompanies our login? This would remove the need to enter password every time we wish to respond.
The effort for entering the password is minimal, but access may involve multiple screens. For example, each time I entered the password (a week or so ago) I was prompted to update my profile. That may be a separate issue from the password or a bug that needed to be worked out.Last edited by Snaggletooth; 12-04-2008, 10:12 AM.Leave a comment:
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Lucky
Guess I was one of the lucky ones, I received an email confirmation on my 2008 order dated 10/9/08 and provided me with the 2008 Tax Year Password Code.
I am sure that the Board will make the proper decisions and allowances on extending the time for the password code for 2008 tax information and access.
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I called
I called and got the new password. Fast and easy. Now I don't have to watch out for a deadline.Leave a comment:
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We will hold off deleting the 2007 password until a week or so after the initial shipment of the 2008 books.Leave a comment:
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Good Point........ Maybe Brad should move that date to January 15...??? Unless you want your phone lines all tied up with request for passwords. Not good for getting new orders.I notice the password changes on 12/15. My order confirmation says the release date is 12/15. So I will not have my new book when the password changes. There is not an password on my order confirmation.
Guess I'll be shut out for a few days. (I know I haven't been on lately) But when you need to know something, it is nice to have access to this.
LindaLast edited by BOB W; 12-03-2008, 10:23 AM.Leave a comment:
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new password
I notice the password changes on 12/15. My order confirmation says the release date is 12/15. So I will not have my new book when the password changes. There is not an password on my order confirmation.
Guess I'll be shut out for a few days. (I know I haven't been on lately) But when you need to know something, it is nice to have access to this.
LindaLeave a comment:
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I have never known TTB to make a bad decision for us or for them, so go with the flow and all will work out fine.Leave a comment:
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The purpose of the password for the message board is to keep the general public from posting questions or posting links to inappropriate websites. At this time, we do not care whether they can view all posts.Leave a comment:
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The password for tax year 2007 is printed on the last page of the index in the 2007 edition book and is identified as “Organizer Password.” The last page of the index in the 2008 edition book will have similar password information. Note that anyone in possession of a book (or WebCD) can see the password. So the method of purchasing or otherwise obtaining a book is irrelevant, as long as you have access to a book. The same password is printed in all books.Leave a comment:
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I'm sure you realize that anyone can still read the posts. I just googled a subject and the full discussion came up from this board with posts after the new rule.Leave a comment:
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This question was asked earlier, by someone else.
How will it be handled by someone that works for a company that makes a purchase of several books. Will each book still have a number that will work for access?Leave a comment:
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