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Sorry but don't know who to address this to. Each time I try to log in my password is "incorrect" so I make a new one and get into the site and post etc. but when I try next time again the new password is incorrect! Can anybody tell me what I'm doing wrong?
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Brendan
 
That's an odd one

You are typing the password correctly?

Also tick the box which says keep me signed in you shouldn't have to re enter your password then unless you clean your cookies
 
Suddenly it works! A mystery - I had ticked the always sign in box too. Very strange - however I have great hopes now all is fixed ! Thanks for the advice.
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