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  1. 19th Oct 2012 04:15 pm #1
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    Still loving the forum. However I have found one thing I would give constructive feedback on. The current position my company is in is that both the engineers and the shop workers report to the same manager for questions. This, along with assigning projects to engineers, keeps him very busy. As a result, if one of the engineers get stuck and need his input, we possibly find ourselves with a lot of unwanted free time. This is when I get on here to try to help others and learn more about CADD myself. So I keep CADtutor running in the background all day. It seems like the site has a very short time out system, where if you stay on a page without making any actions, you have to log back in after you switch pages again. Is this an option I can change.
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    Though that may make it easier to log back in, wont I still have to log in if I time-out? Or does this keep me from timing out all together?
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    I appreciate it! We will see how it goes. thanks again!
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    Out IT logs us off of the internet every 10 minutes, you may have a similar situation there.
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    It seems to be working. thanks again everyone!
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