Chat room question

[Ken Garlock]

How does one exit/quit/depart/move from the chat room? I tried /exit and /end, but I get a messge that no IRC commands are available....

[Von Bickley]

Ken,

I don't know if it's the correct procedure or not, but when I'm finished, I scroll down and click on "SawMillCreek". That works for me. Maybe Aaron will shed some light on this.

[paul in colorado]

I've gone to the top right corner and hit 'home'
seems to me there ought to be another way

[Lee Schierer]

I say good by to whoever is there and then I use the back button on my browser (netscape) and it seems to work just fine.

[Phil Phelps]

It don't work worth a #$%^&*

However, I have found I have to clear my cashe everytime I want to wade in there and see what Ken's lyin' about.

[Ken Garlock]

I can get back the home page and the forums no sweat. However, when I look at the home page, I see that I am still in the chat room even-though I am now somewhere else - another forum. I am not having a mechanical problem moving around the site, I would just like to be able to formally sign off the chat room so that it doesn't look like I am still there.

I hope this makes sense

[paul in colorado]

try refreshing the screen?

[Aaron Koehl]

The main page is updated only when someone joins chat- not when they leave. Also, to log out, simply navigate to another page.

_Aaron_

[Ken Garlock]

for the info.

The chat room occupants list can be deceiving. I logged on in hopes of harassing Phil Phelps only to find that he was no longer there. Of course, his log-on disappeared when I logged on. I know that chat room is new and still being "burned in", but a future enhancement would be to keep track of when someone shows up on another forum, and removing them from the chat room. (yea, I know you don't have anything to do )

Keep up the good, hard work. And thanks.

[Mike Maikowski]

See all nice and clean: I have no problem getting into the chat room and when I want out I just move the curser to the top right corner and click he "X" and I'm gone. simple enough--using netscape.
Mike M