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Portfolio ~ Hidden information
Spelunking



MEMBER INFORMATION

Each portfolio holds a lot of information that is not obvious at first glance.
It requires some light and maneuvering.

It is recommended that you already be familiar with your Portfolio and Biography Tab.
If not, please go to "Portfolio ~ Setting it UpOpen in new Window.




Shall we get started?




Part I -Take a look at another member's portfolio.

*Bursto* *Bursto*   1. And the envelope, please.          Click here



*Bursto* *Bursto*   2. What secrets are in the suitcase?          Click here



Part II - Take a look at your own portfolio.

It is assumed that you are already familiar with your Portfolio and Biography Tab.


*Bursto* *Bursto*   3. What shape are you in?          Click here



*Bursto* *Bursto*   4. What's been going on?          Click here



*Bursto* *Bursto*   5. Let's review your reviewing.          Click here



*Bursto* *Bursto*   6. What notes have you left?.          Click here



*Bursto* *Bursto*   7. Do you have Blog?.          Click here



*Bursto* *Bursto*   8. Last tab is the Arrow Tab..          Click here




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