Online Members Group Help

Basic instructions for using our ONLINE MEMBERS GROUP (powered by Buddypress):

To find members alphabetically, choose “Alphabetical” in the drop down menu and look for the last name A-Z. There are several pages, and members are listed by last name, first name.

From this listing you may choose to send a friend invitation to any of the members, access your page, or look at another member’s page.  Once you are on a member’s page, the following options are available:

  • Activity:  Shows the member’s latest status and posts
  • Profile:  Shows the personal information the member has provided
  • Friends:  Shows the member’s connections made with other members

If you need further help or have any questions, please feel free to Contact Us or send an e-mail to catwebhelp@gmail.com.  Thanks and enjoy!

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    Rosbert, Bob

    April 3, 2013

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