Tried it Hank and I don't have that command line.
This is what I have.
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Pete
OK, Another method that I just discovered. Run (place) the cursor over your
avatar (pict). While moving the cursor over and back off the edge of your avatar, do you see a gray line appearing/disappearing on the bottom right side of the edge of the screen JUST below the "IAP Light"?
If this doesn't work, I would say it "could" something to do with the screen resolution set in the System Prefs>Displays. Once Displays is chosen, make sure that "Default" is chosen; or if "Default" is already chosen, change to "Scaled". "Default" can be used under "Scaled" but you have other options that may be hiding the member number. Warning: If you are not used to changing System Prefs, this could scare you. Your desktop icons might jumble a bit when this is done. It doesn't bother me as I know how to clean it up, but it is a major disruption to my wife. She hated updates and upgrades the changes her desktop.
ONE more thing on this: There MIGHT be a very minor bug somewhere in the Mac OS as it relates to screens on some forum software. This is MY surmise from my experience - and yours as you just stated. On another forum, when we changed forum software about 4 or 5 years ago,
everyone else had an icon that allowed them to reply within someones post rather than commenting on a particular post in the thread and the specific comment appearing 3 or 4 posts down the list. This made it very handy to keep a thread from going in several directions throughout. However -
this icon has never showed up on my computer and I am a moderator with mid level supervision control over posts. I also have some icons for control that a higher level supervisor does not have. We have not figured that out. I wrote that to say that some weird things do happen on individual computers that do not show up on the majority. This seems to be different than cache and simple cookie problems.