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So just did our online check in and this time we simply did it from our app on our phone, so much easier. I say that because when I used my laptop precise cruise I could never get the picture to accept. This time 1st time for both my wife and I accepted and done. 

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I have a photo saved on my desktop of my computer and upload it every time, first try. Never had an issue. I prefer using it because it is easier for me to see the screen than on my phone. Glad the app worked for you best.  Enjoy your cruise! 

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2 hours ago, debenson0723 said:

I have a photo saved on my desktop of my computer and upload it every time, first try. Never had an issue. I prefer using it because it is easier for me to see the screen than on my phone. Glad the app worked for you best.  Enjoy your cruise! 

Plus I find the keyboard on my computer easier to use.

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at 75, i admit i'm still technologically challenged! I use my phone for pictures and phone calls ( what else could a phone be designed for)? lol

 

for me its much,much easier to check in on my computer. its easier to read the screen, and when it comes to the picture, i have my 24 year old grandson take care of that for me.

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On 12/16/2023 at 10:59 AM, wolft927 said:

So just did our online check in and this time we simply did it from our app on our phone, so much easier. I say that because when I used my laptop precise cruise I could never get the picture to accept. This time 1st time for both my wife and I accepted and done. 

I just find it easier, because the device is pretty much in my hands at all times. I've definitely checked in on a PC before, but the last couple times it was my phone. The phone is slightly easier as I don't have to go turn on the PC and sit at the desk or grab a laptop from it's dusty corner storage area. 

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58 minutes ago, cruiseny4life said:

I just find it easier, because the device is pretty much in my hands at all times. I've definitely checked in on a PC before, but the last couple times it was my phone. The phone is slightly easier as I don't have to go turn on the PC and sit at the desk or grab a laptop from it's dusty corner storage area. 

I have the other side of that.   Ever time I want to use my phone I have to look for it.   My computer is always on me desk where I left it last and it is always turned on.  

Before I retired, I had to carry two phones.  One for business and one for personal.  Turned me off for lugging around a phone.  My wife otoh is like a teen age girl.  She gets separation anxiety when she doesn't have her phone with her.

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23 hours ago, cruiseny4life said:

I just find it easier, because the device is pretty much in my hands at all times. I've definitely checked in on a PC before, but the last couple times it was my phone. The phone is slightly easier as I don't have to go turn on the PC and sit at the desk or grab a laptop from it's dusty corner storage area. 

It has been FOREVER ago since I used my laptop. It is a pain! I use iPhone or iPad for check in. Only problem I ever had was trying to submit photo with glasses on. Once I bothered to read directions it was easy. 

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On 12/16/2023 at 9:09 AM, debenson0723 said:

I have a photo saved on my desktop of my computer and upload it every time, first try. Never had an issue. I prefer using it because it is easier for me to see the screen than on my phone.

Same here.  Sounds like user error to me.  I learned to type on an actual typewriter 50 years ago and I'll take a real keyboard over those new-fangled touch screens seven days a week.  😎

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1 hour ago, ChiefMateJRK said:

Same here.  Sounds like user error to me.  I learned to type on an actual typewriter 50 years ago and I'll take a real keyboard over those new-fangled touch screens seven days a week.  😎

My dad insisted on both his sons taking a typing class.  He said it just seemed like a valuable skill.  I told him before he passed, that typing class was the most useful class I've taken.  

 

I wonder if touch typing ability affects preferences for PC over phone.

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9 minutes ago, RocketMan275 said:

My dad insisted on both his sons taking a typing class.  He said it just seemed like a valuable skill.  I told him before he passed, that typing class was the most useful class I've taken.  

 

I wonder if touch typing ability affects preferences for PC over phone.

Absolutely.  I took typing when I was a Sophomore in high school.  It was mostly a freshman girl class back then.  My handwriting has always been crap, but I could type faster than most of those girls. 😎

 

Still can.  My FIL used to criticize me for typing until he stood by as I typed a letter to a Senator for him on my computer.  Probably one of the few things I ever did that impressed FIL (RIP).

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15 minutes ago, ChiefMateJRK said:

Absolutely.  I took typing when I was a Sophomore in high school.  It was mostly a freshman girl class back then.  My handwriting has always been crap, but I could type faster than most of those girls. 😎

 

Still can.  My FIL used to criticize me for typing until he stood by as I typed a letter to a Senator for him on my computer.  Probably one of the few things I ever did that impressed FIL (RIP).

I had a real tyrant of a boss back in the 80s who was astounded when he learned I could compose a report while I typed.  He was not a good boss.

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Not sue why you would check twice (phone then PC).  I just check in for everyone on my C and I', doen with it.  As far as the picyure goes, it really does not matter since they almsot always take a new pic when you check in.  I simply use a silhouette pic for everyone.
 

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13 minutes ago, Bkmat said:

New question about checking in: Can my husband and I check in together or do we have to have separate logins?  We are both listed as traveling together on the NCL account, but it is in his name.  

I always check in for both of us.  IIRC, her name appears as also being on the same reservation and there's a block to check to check in for both.  Very easy.

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