ruderunner tree68 ruderunner I haven't done a password reset here, but most give you the opportunity to create your own password - the code is only to verify that it's you making the change. Remember - don't use your dogs name (or you significant other's birthday)! All of the other forums I'm on allow me to change the password at will to whatever I want it to be. Yes some have rules about capital letters and special characters but no big deal. I'm guessing that isn't the case here.
tree68 ruderunner I haven't done a password reset here, but most give you the opportunity to create your own password - the code is only to verify that it's you making the change. Remember - don't use your dogs name (or you significant other's birthday)!
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I haven't done a password reset here, but most give you the opportunity to create your own password - the code is only to verify that it's you making the change.
Remember - don't use your dogs name (or you significant other's birthday)!
All of the other forums I'm on allow me to change the password at will to whatever I want it to be. Yes some have rules about capital letters and special characters but no big deal.
I'm guessing that isn't the case here.
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tree68 ruderunner Yes I have gotten the new password, but I'd like something I can remember rather than the random combination of numbers and letters. I haven't done a password reset here, but most give you the opportunity to create your own password - the code is only to verify that it's you making the change. Remember - don't use your dogs name (or you significant other's birthday)!
ruderunner Yes I have gotten the new password, but I'd like something I can remember rather than the random combination of numbers and letters.
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ruderunnerYes I have gotten the new password, but I'd like something I can remember rather than the random combination of numbers and letters.
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nedthomas When you login you will see a green box. welcome xxxxxxxxxxxx logout/ update your account click on "update your account" Kalmbach will sent a reset code via e-mail.
When you login you will see a green box.
welcome xxxxxxxxxxxx
logout/ update your account
click on "update your account" Kalmbach will sent a reset code via e-mail.
Yes I have gotten the new password, but I'd like something I can remember rather than the random combination of numbers and letters.
I had a password problem a couple of months ago. Sorted it out with the help of a very cooperative operator at the customer service phone line. Ended up with a completely different password - and it works.
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How does one change their password on the Kalmbach sites? I cant find anything in the faq or under user settings.
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