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5cats4me
Fri, May-07-04, 18:49
Can you tell by looking at the posts which ones you've replied to? Is there a special marking or anything so you can scan them and see the ones you've added to? It's easy to find your own threads, but not so easy to find posts that you've replied to. Some of the titles have similar topics and unless I open them I can't tell it it's the one I was on or not!
Thanks in advance!
potatofree
Fri, May-07-04, 20:44
Click "thread tools" then "subscribe to this thread". You'll get an e-mail letting you know someone else has replied to the thread.
tofi
Fri, May-07-04, 20:49
If you look at the index for any of the forum divisions, there will be an arrow pointing down at the left side that shows posts that you haven't read that have been posted since your last visit.

If you are looking for your own posts, click on your name at the top left of any of your posts. When your Profile opens, scroll down until you see "Find all posts by .......". Click on that and you'll see all your posts, starting with the most recent ones.
5cats4me
Sat, May-08-04, 09:52
I clicked the arrow on my post and it took me right to my post like you said, but I want to know if you can tell which posts you replied to by looking at the whole page of topics without checking my email every time. In the index, if I've replied to a post, my name won't be next to the arrow even if I've replied to that person. Does that make sense? How can I find all of my replies to see if someone added something after me? On another board I go to, once you add a reply to a thread the envelope changes (I think to a camera) so that when you go back you can easily see where you've posted or replied to someone else. I was just curious because I have a hard time finding threads that I've answered.