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My signature as well as those of others are present when I log in however all of them disappear when I log off. Is this normal ?
 
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That's what happens for me, too. Presumably the ability to view signatures is turned off for guests.
 


Good so it's not just me. Do you have any idea why this is the case ?
 


Perhaps I should've started a new post but this seemed like an appropriate thread. I can't set my signature? Does anyone know why or where a reference is for stuff like this? I also don't have an avatar (even though I have one in my profile). After years of infrequent use, I'm finally personalizing my account.
 


Nevermind. I need to upgrade. I've been planning on doing that anyway. Go ahead and ignore this.
 


And also related, I just gave myself an avatar. I can see it in my profile but not on my posts. Is there something else I needed to do?
 


epenguin said:
And also related, I just gave myself an avatar. I can see it in my profile but not on my posts. Is there something else I needed to do?

You've set your profile picture. You need to go back to your My PF page and click the edit avatar option in the sidebar menu.
 


I do that several time. I get the address of the image in my computer in the box, I click the save changes, it is still the same. :confused:
 


epenguin said:
I do that several time. I get the address of the image in my computer in the box, I click the save changes, it is still the same. :confused:
As Kurdt said, you have set a profile picture which is distinct from an avatar. Follow the instructions that Kurdt gave and you should be able to set an avatar.
 
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Are you on the following page?

https://www.physicsforums.com/profile.php?do=editavatar
 
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Thank you. I did that and got the message "upload of avatar failed". I am not very good with computers but had enough experience to know that it had therefore probably succeeded, and it has.
I know computer people have some system of logic into which the above 'therefore' fits; I have not mastered it but that is off topic.

Thank you Kurdt and Hootenenany.
 
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epenguin said:
I did that and got the message "upload of avatar failed". I am not very good with computers but had enough experience to know that it had therefore probably succeeded, and it has.

:smile: :smile: :smile: :smile:

epenguin 1, computers 0. :biggrin: :biggrin:
 

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