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[Cheriepye]

Can someone tell me what PM means?

[BirdDog]

Cheriepye, on 16 April 2011 - 02:36 PM, said:

Can someone tell me what PM means?

PM = Private Message

It allows you to send a private message to anyone on the forum. Kind of like an email but contained within the forum.

[Cheriepye]

BirdDog, on 16 April 2011 - 02:38 PM, said:

PM = Private Message

It allows you to send a private message to anyone on the forum. Kind of like an email but contained within the forum.

Is this done from the persons profile page?
I really am a newbie.

[Cheriepye]

brijmin, on 06 January 2011 - 05:21 PM, said:

Crap, I just noticed that Jolly had these in his Sticky http://www.vaportalk...-noobie-guide/.

Feel free to delete.

Oh please don't remove it! I keep forgetting I use a cargo.
I forget a lot of things but this forum can't help with those. <g>

[BirdDog]

Cheriepye, on 16 April 2011 - 02:49 PM, said:

Is this done from the persons profile page?
I really am a newbie.

From a message thread, under the members Avatar (pic), there is an icon that looks like an envelope. If you click that a box will appear to send a message. From a members profile, on the left and under the pic, there is the same icon. Click the icon and the message box will appear.
Also form your profile you can go to your messenger area and in the right hand corner there is a box to create new message. You then enter the members name in the send to area.

Pretty simple. Give it a try and send me a PM.

[Cheriepye]

BirdDog, on 16 April 2011 - 02:59 PM, said:

From a message thread, under the members Avatar (pic), there is an icon that looks like an envelope. If you click that a box will appear to send a message. From a members profile, on the left and under the pic, there is the same icon. Click the icon and the message box will appear.
Also form your profile you can go to your messenger area and in the right hand corner there is a box to create new message. You then enter the members name in the send to area.

Pretty simple. Give it a try and send me a PM.

I'm using my phone at the moment and it won't let me do it.  

[grandpawrichard]

Thank you for the very informative Post! I am an Extreme Noob to The E Cigarette scene, so this has really helped me!

Richard

[mailmantech]

same here glad ya posted,an glad to have found this site,so hats off to all,keep a vaping................

[iloozyun]

  yeah, see?  if it wasn't for these boards and posts like these people would have a helluva time figuring out all the new aspects of vaping and maybe give up, so keep 'em coming!  of course everyone who gets in this game has to learn the coolazz jargon (always wanted to learn a new language ), but i'm realizing that a lot of folks say they smoked for maybe 30 years (like me), which means a bunch of us are not exactly puppies and so are learning about vaping yes, but also some computer skills (i know a bit about computers but i still can't figure out how to make a banner show up), learning about the ~metric system~ wow, about electricity (all that aHm or whatever they are is something i'll have to study up on for real in order to develop my very own mod).  so every post like this jargon one helps, thanks!

[cheeple]

Where did the term Analog come from as a term for cigarettes?  I checked wikipedia is this why?  

a chemical compound with a slightly altered chemical structure

Or is there a different reason?

[24leaves]

This topic is just really helpful. If you type most of this words in Google translate, you'll get pretty much nothing. I am wondering what would be the steps to include this terms in the actual English language. Most of this terms are becoming world wide accepted as they are, without any translation. THANKS !

[FranzDages]

cheeple, on 20 July 2011 - 09:38 PM, said:

Where did the term Analog come from as a term for cigarettes?  I checked wikipedia is this why?  

a chemical compound with a slightly altered chemical structure

Or is there a different reason?

Analog actually came from electronics jargon. Analog devices (such as cassette tapes) and digital devices (such as CD's or MP3's).  Maybe not the best examples between analog and digital, but it's the most common one coming to mind at the moment.

[EcigNow]

Great post..useful indeed.