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#1 17-Aug-2008, 10:05thread off-ticking
Is there any option of ticking off threads that are new but I'm not going to read them?
I often use "New Posts" but there are one hundred thousand of them and I would like to tick off those which I don't want to read, so that the next time I click "New Posts" they wouldn't appear again.
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#2 17-Aug-2008, 16:41Re: thread off-ticking
I'm not a teacher, so please consider any advice I give in that context.
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#3 17-Aug-2008, 17:21Re: thread off-ticking
Hello, Red5!
Originally Posted by Red5
Yes. You can click Mark Forums Read
I clicked 'Mark Forums Read', and it somehow changed the mode, which I wouldn't like...
(I shouldn't have clicked it...) What should I do to change it to the one I have used before?
Thank you in advance...
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#4 17-Aug-2008, 17:41Re: thread off-ticking
The Display Modes link is on the right at the top of the thread.
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#5 17-Aug-2008, 21:47Re: thread off-ticking
Sometimes one is just blind
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