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Most of your profile can be customized. You can add a personalized signature, avatar, and profile background.

 

Adding a Signature

 

Click on your name at the top right of the page, and then click "My Settings"

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Then click "Signature" on the left side navigation

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Signature photos should be hosted on a site such as Photobucket and be sized to 700x200 pixels. Text can also be added with a photo.

 

 

Adding an Avatar

 

Click on your name at top right of the page then click on "My Profile"

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Mouse over your current avatar picture area and click "change"

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Customizing profile background (For Supporting Members Only)

 

Click on your name at top right of the page and click "My Settings"

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Then click on "Profile Customization" on the left side navigation

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