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Old 08-15-2008, 12:35 AM #1
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Question How do you change MOOD?

I can't remember how -- I've been trying different things for half an hour, with no luck.
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Go to the "Mood" at the top right of your screen.

Click onto the one you have now, and you should get a drop down menu to scroll through.

Once you land on the one that you want, click onto it and it should automatically click in as you move from the page. Hope that helps.
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also

if you have any unread PMs, visitor messages or other notifications, your upper right corner mood meter wont show.
Once you read all notifications, mood meter returns
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Lightbulb Fyi

another member struggling with the Mood Meter just notified me that safari on a Mac seems to not show the Moods dropdown menu. when she switched to Firefox brower from Safari, the mood meter appeared
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