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You know in the last posts column how it lists, well, the last post? If there is more than one topic running in one day, then one last post of one topic covers up another last post of another topic (but still under the same forum). Sometimes I want to ask a question, but I hate to because that hides the discussion going on at the moment. I guess the way around this is to click on "forum" and see ALL the posts, but it would be nice to be able to see which subjects are being discussed all from the main screen. Does this make any sense? Probably no fix, but I thought I'd throw that out because I didn't really realize I was missing some conversation here until I realized I have to check the main screen for each individual forum to see everything going on. Sorry if this is confusing!
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Hi Cawaggie,
I don't know if this is what your are talking about. But up at the top of the page where all the topics are is a line that says "today's active topics". I didn't even see this until a couple of weeks ago. I like this because it shows everything being talked about today.
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Jo! That's it! I have never noticed that up there before, but that is just what I need! Thanks! <img src="graemlins/lmao.gif" border="0" alt="[lmao]" /> Now how did I miss that??Comment
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Sorry to be more confusing but I am getting confused, if I post a new topic isn't it going to show my topic and knock the other persons off to the side regardless of todays active topic.? Let me know, cause I think that's what it does. ?????? [img]confused.gif[/img]~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Carol~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Carol, at the top of the boards when you sign on, you'll see at the right "Today's Active Topics." If you click on that, you will see all of the topics that have been posted since the previous midnight.
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You're right Carol, your new topic does knock the other topic off. But the link to Today's Active Topics will show you both your new topic AND the other topics in that same forum (like the one you just knocked off!) that have been active that day. I was just signing on and looking at the yellow light bulbs, and that is much easier! But if you want to see all the conversation for the day, most days, you have to click on the Today's Active Topics link. See? I think I do... [img]smile.gif[/img]Comment
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