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Old 03-02-2006, 11:06 AM   #1
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Hey guys.

I opened up the forums this morning to find a joke PM from myself to myself. It was mucking around having a dig. Obviously it wasn't me.

Someone has got on to a computer where I've specified that the forums remember my username and pass (I pretty much know who it is).

My question is. If I change my password, will the computers that are logged in to remember the old password still open up on my account, or will it update automatically, still open my account and these people can still send me PM's to myself?? How do I stop it?

-Danny

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