Yay Wes - Thank you VERY much for putting together such a great interface for us to use.

Just to confirm - I should enter my boxes that are currently in existance on LbNA to have them appear in the new location. This will not "duplicate" the box, but rather make it appear in the new world?

Many thanks for both the clarification (because I'm dense) and for the wonderful service you and the other Webmasters have always provided to the letterboxing public.

Tortoise

>There is a new FAQ on the new site (
>http://letterboxing.wesgarrison.us/faq/newSite.html ), but I'm going to go ahead
>and post what there is now. It will be expanding as questions are asked, but
>here it pre-emptively. If you have somethign that you figured out, but you
>think should be added to this list, please email me off-list.
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>I also wanted to note that we're counting on the majority of users creating
>their own accounts and inputting their own boxes, because I can only add so many
>per day, and it'd take me a year to get caught up.
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>Wes
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>My boxes are listed as being placed by "Webmaster" and I want them back.
>First, you need an account.
>After creating an account, just send an email to the webmasters, listing your
>boxes and your account name. We'll switch your boxes over to you and let you
>know when we're finished. Then you can edit them just like a box you'd entered
>yourself.
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>How do I edit my box?
>When you're logged in, you can use the "My Letterboxes" link in
> Member Services to view
>your boxes. Each of your boxes will have a link to edit that box. These links
>will also show up when you view the box from the state page, but you're the only
>one that can see them.
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>I had to remove my box. Can I delete my box?
>When you're logged in, you can use the "My Letterboxes" link in
> Member Services to view
>your boxes. Each of your boxes will have a link to delete that box. These links
>will also show up when you view the box from the state page, but you're the only
>one that can see them.
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>I have a lot of boxes that I want to add. Is there some automated process so I
>don't have to type in each one?
>Sure! The easiest way is if they're in Excel format, with each row representing
>a box. Make sure to include all of the information that's on the
> Add Box page. Once you've got
>the info together, contact the webmasters (webmasters@letterboxing.org) and
>they'll arrange a way to get your boxes put in all at once.
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>Do I need to create an account?
>Not necessarily. You don't need an LbNA account to view boxes or get on the
> lbox-announce yahoo group. If
>you're going to add boxes, then you need an account.
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