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Old 10th Aug 2011, 05:28 PM
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It occurred to me that many people never really think about how to read the forums once they find a way that works for them. There are in fact a number of options available that are quite handy.

Here is a screen shot of the New Posts forum window and six important components of the screen:

1 - Clicking on this will take you to the first unread post in the thread.

2 - Clicking this icon will take you to the last post in the thread.

3 - Clicking on the number of posts in the thread will return a new window listing all who have participated in the thread along with a post count of how many posts they have made in that thread.

4 - If you click on the thread title the thread will be opened, however, where you are taken to will depend on your settings in your User Control Panel (User CP) .

5 - Clicking on the Forum name takes you to the forum described listing a page of threads for that forum.


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Old 10th Aug 2011, 06:13 PM
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Thanks for that, there were a couple of options I wasn't aware of.
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Another way to find out what things do on the forum is to put your foot in your mouth.
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Thanks Groggy, that is a big help for me.
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