Ed Luty Webboard User Reg: 10-10-2007
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I searched and can't find it. Is there a way to search for new posts since last visit. Not active but new. Also, when I click on a thread, is there a way to default it so that the oldest post is first? Right now it goes to the last post and I have to go to the 1st page to find out how the discussion started.
Connie Sutherland Moderator Reg: 07-13-2005
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I searched and can't find it. Is there a way to search for new posts since last visit. Not active but new. Also, when I click on a thread, is there a way to default it so that the oldest post is first? Right now it goes to the last post and I have to go to the 1st page to find out how the discussion started.
1. Going to "Active Topics" and then clicking on the drop-down menu on "past 24 hours" will show you all new posts, although it won't show new to you specifically (I know what you mean), and you can change the 24 hours to any of several time frames.
2. To view in threaded mode, go to "my stuff," then "my preferences," and scroll down to "flat mode" or "threaded mode." Choose "threaded." Now go to the bottom and click "submit" to change to that new setting. Then when you click on a topic you will get both the newest post and, below it, the entire thread starting with the O.P.
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