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Is this you? archon If so, the url at the top of your browser is what you need to input as your archive profile. Your archive pen name would be "archon" and that should be what you need. And thank you! We like it here. ::fluffs pillows::

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That story was posted when the user was under 18 years of age, and accordingly, that content was deleted from the archive.

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You can search the story summaries for "Complete" which should bring up the story if it's been tagged. We do not have any control over whether or not users tag a story as Complete, any more than any other archive can make users select that tag/option, however.

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My pleasure!

Could it be Not Quite There Yet by yourfacekillsme?

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Links for the above: Chameleon's Song by Something_Else There seems to be a sequel: Chameleon's Castle

Harry Potter has it's own subdomain, and is not listed under Books. Scroll down the left side of your Control Panel, and right after the Games subdomain, you'll see Harry Potter: Within that subdomain are the various subcategories: I hope this clears it up.

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Hi, Technically, this request is Archive Support related, since we don't publish stories on the forum. However, we DO have a FAQ on how to edit your disclaimer: http://www2.adult-fanfiction.org/forum/index.php/topic/18857-how-to-edit-the-disclaimer/ Just follow the steps exactly as written out, and you should have no problem.

You can try to buy a downgrade package to Windows 7, which is what my daft one did when he bought his new computer a couple of months ago. Essentially, the two worst issues with Win8 that I've seen on my daughter's laptop is that unless you are careful, you wind up running program in the app mode, which means they don't terminate when you close them. You have to literally swipe them closed like you do on your iPhone or other smartphone. The other thing is Microsoft updates, which can take, literally, hours to download. We had her laptop downloading the updates wirelessly one evening, and it took until the next morning to finish. That meant we had to plug the laptop in since the battery wasn't going to last long enough for the updates to finish. Now, if we connect to the wired router, the updates go much faster, but it's still very sluggish compared to the way Win7 updates download and install. I'll stick with Win7 myself.