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The View tab shows your History (provides a link to your latest blog entries and tells how long you have been a member for) and About Me (your website URL, your feed URL, what type of qPodder member you are, provides a link to your podcast album art, as well as your podcast description and a brief bio).

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Account Settings

Under the Account Settings selection you can modify your username, email address, password, and language choice. You can also change your default time zone from this page.

The E-Mail address used for qPodder and Password settings can be changed here.

The Interface Language Settings affect the default text of the website. You can choose from English, Chinese (simplified), Dutch and Spanish.

The Picture settings effect the avatar that will be displayed when posting the site. The maximum picture dimensions are 85X85 pixels and the file size should not exceed 30 kb. This feature is currently disabled.

Under Comment Settings you can enter your standard signature which will automatically show each time you post a topic or make a comment to an existing topic. Most signatures include name, podcast title, podcast tagline and a link to the website.

Select the checkbox next to Personal Contact Form to allow other users to contact you by e-mail via your personal contact form (see the contact tab under user account for the form). Note that your e-mail address is not made public and that privileged users such as site administrators are able to contact you even if you choose not to enable this feature. If do not want user’s to be able to contact you through the qPodder site, leave this box unchecked.

The Locale Settings stores your time zone information. Your posts and comments will be date stamped based on the time zone selected.

About Me

Under the About Me selection you can modify your website, podcast feed, mini-banner, album art, and promo URLs. You can also change your interest in qPodder, the description that displays about your podcast on qPodder, and your personal bio.

If you ARE NOT listed in the iTunes Podcast Directory, your iTunes one-click URL is similar to your RSS feed URL. Replace the http:// with itpc:// and you have your one-click URL for iTunes. For example, a user with the RSS feed of feed://feeds.feedburner.com/LuckyBitchRadio would have a one-click URL of itpc:// feeds.feedburner.com/LuckyBitchRadio.

If you ARE listed in the iTunes Podcast Directory, then you can obtain your iTunes one-click URL by searching the iTunes podcast directory… finding your podcast, right clicking on the album art and selecting “Copy iTunes Music Store URL.