My Links

• WelcomeGuest - starting points on TWiki
• TWikiUsersGuide - complete TWiki documentation, Quick Start to Reference
• Sandbox - try out TWiki on your own
• AddictionMedicineSandbox - just for me

My Personal Preferences

• Preference for the editor, default is the WYSIWYG editor. The options are raw, wysiwyg:
  • Set EDITMETHOD = wysiwyg

• Fixed pulldown menu-bar, on or off. If off, the menu-bar hides automatically when scrolling.
  • Set FIXEDTOPMENU = off

• Show tool-tip topic info on mouse-over of WikiWord links, on or off:
  • Set LINKTOOLTIPINFO = off

• More preferences

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  TWiki has system wide preferences settings defined in TWikiPreferences. You can customize preferences settings to your needs: To overload a system setting, (1) do a "raw view" on TWikiPreferences, (2) copy a Set VARIABLE = value bullet, (3) do a "raw edit" of your user profile page, (4) add the bullet to the bullet list above, and (5) customize the value as needed. Make sure the settings render as real bullets (in "raw edit", a bullet requires 3 or 6 spaces before the asterisk).

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Related Topics

• ChangePassword for changing your password
• ChangeEmailAddress for changing your email address
• UserList has a list of other TWiki users
• UserDocumentationCategory is a list of TWiki user documentation
• UserToolsCategory lists all TWiki user tools
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• OrganisationURL:
• Comment: Addiction medicine: Dr. Westcott is board certified in addiction medicine and family medicine and has practiced addiction medicine and family medicine for the last 20 years in Oklahoma. He is the former director of the Oklahoma Health Professionals Program. He is Pcss certified to train other doctors on how to do suboxone. He is a graduate of the University of Oklahoma College of Medicine. He did post-graduate training at the University of Oklahoma and the University of Tennessee-Chattanooga.

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