Weight Loss
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Can anyone tell me if there is a weight loss ticker on CC ?
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there is but I'm not sure exactly how to get to it.
When I'm in a community, the ticker is just below and to the right of the word "community" in a secondary toolbar. Click on ticker.
been searching for awhile now . but haven't found it yet
is tickerfactory.com the kind of thing you're lookng for?
http://www.calorie-count.com/calories/communi ty/userpics.php?picid=userpic_222183_63ec8be5 3c293335a0290a7130708383
or maybe this
Or, you can try this, taken from the original www.calorie-count.com.
If you click on Community, right below it should be the word Ticker in white. Click on it and it should already be there for you.
thanks everyone!!
calorie count plus (beta) doesn't have the ticker option yet, but support services has advised it should be coming soon.
:)
I can't wait, I want one.
thanks stellajo 
. yeah and i want one i think they are great to see the ticker moving along to reach your goal weight sure help keep you motivated
. yeah and i want one i think they are great to see the ticker moving along to reach your goal weight sure help keep you motivated
Pretty new here, and hate looking dumb, but what's a ticker?
It's like a fancy graph that keeps track of your weight loss. If you go to Ticker Factory you can get an idea.
figurethefat, thank you. I have seen them on peoples profiles but had no clue how to do that I'm not the most computer savvy person, but I am getting better, lol. Thanks again.
Brigid
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