[pgfdbug]

How does one go about editing their original post. I need to delete an attached file but can not find a way to do it.

[DimitriV]

You click the edit button at the bottom, near Quote+Reply and MultiQuote.
HTH

[pgfdbug]

There is no edit button even though Im logged in. Im on my laptop not my desktop if that matters. Original post was from desktop.

[DimitriV]

To be more specific, near the text (in bold) "Was this post helpful?"
HTH

[no2pencil]

The ability to edit your posts is limited to fifteen minutes.

[pgfdbug]

So there is no way to take something down if I needed to?

[Gavisann]

There is a way, A moderator can remove a post.

[DimitriV]

no2pencil, on 02 October 2011 - 02:40 PM, said:

The ability to edit your posts is limited to fifteen minutes.

Is there really? I never knew.

[smohd]

jimmyBo, on 02 October 2011 - 02:25 PM, said:

no2pencil, on 02 October 2011 - 02:40 PM, said:

The ability to edit your posts is limited to fifteen minutes.

Is there really? I never knew.

There is a list of time limit to edit a post according to your member group(but I think they have made some editing for some groups)

[Curtis Rutland]

Gavisann, on 02 October 2011 - 12:37 AM, said:

There is a way, A moderator can remove a post.

Only with valid reason. We will not delete a post for you or remove your code from it. That goes against the spirit of a forum. The help you get here isn't just for yourself, it's for anyone else who happens to read the thread too. In fact, this is why we have edit times, so people don't just get help, then edit out their question and code.

So if this file is pertinent to the question, we will not delete it.

[no2pencil]

It was just a log file, I went ahead & deleted it.

Please use digression when posting code, attachments, & information in the future.

[pgfdbug]

Thank you. I put the unedited version up my apologies and again thank you for the help.