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PBean
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Posted: 26 May 2012, 00:59
I signed up for this site and now have decided to shoot for greater weight loss than I originally intended. How do I go about changing my goal weight in my entries?
Any help someone can give would be appreciaated.
erika2633
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Posted: 26 May 2012, 17:17
You can find this information in the FAQ link at the bottom of the page:
"How do I change my goal weight?
Go to your "My FatSecret" page and in "my toolbox" box click on "my diet". Once there click on "change goal weight" and you can enter a new goal weight."
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