Congratulate Me!

[entipy]

I finally figured out exactly how to navigate the forums without looking at "read" messages more than once!

/me is gleeful

:D :D :D :D

[Boozer]

Well, congrats!! Like someone once said, "A day without learning is like a day without.........something or other."

[Redallnite]

How do you do it??

/me feels way too old........

[entipy]

Thanks, Boozer!

Red - the little pictures beside the messages change colors according to whether or not you've read all the messages in those threads. The pictures/colors and their meanings are at the bottom of each page (where all the threads are listed). After you've read all the ones on a forum you want, click on "mark this forum read" and it won't show anything new until the next time something is posted.

Did that make sense? LOL

[Boozer]

Perfect sense. And Red, you're not old, you're experienced!! :D

[Bassmama]

Hey, Boozer- am I "experienced" too? I must be REAL "experienced"! LOL! The question is, what am I "experienced" at?:rolleyes: Wish I knew- I'm trying to get MORE "experienced". but it ain't workin' out! ;)

[Diva]

That's good to hear, Entipy. :D Do you know what the checkmarks are for?

[Redallnite]

Darn, I knew all that..... I thought it was something I missed.....

/me just kicks another rock feeling like a fool for asking............ ;)

[Ice Man]

You do know about the "New Posts" and "Last Day Post" as well, right?

[Bassmama]

Will ya just tell the girl, please, Ice Man? (so I can find out, too?)

[Ice Man]

/me is laughing so hard.

At the top of the Forum Home page, Diva has placed two links. These links will pull up the New posts since your last visit and the other will pull up the entire list of posts made the last day. They are highlighted. Then use your back button to go back and forth.

Simple

[entipy]

Do you know what the checkmarks are for?
That means it's a thread in which you have placed a reply, correct?


You do know about the "New Posts" and "Last Day Post" as well, right?
Yes. This is how I used to do it, but I've found a way that works better for me.

:)