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eLaurie

By eLaurie
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How can I track threads in which I've posted? And is it possible to subscribe to threads I haven't posted in yet?

Thanks :)

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mamaw Community Regular
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Try the option at the top of the page.....

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Try the option at the top of the page.....

I always wondered that as well.

It doesn't actually say what one is going to be notified about?

Should I just try something and sit and find out what effect it has.

(Sorry to be so obtuse!) :(

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If you subscribe to a forum, it tells you when new topics are created in that category when you are not on the board.

If you subscribe to a thread, it notifies you when new posts are made in that thread when you are not on the board.

For both, you can adjust how often the e-mails are sent to you.

To track which ones you have subscribed to, go to MY CONTROLS and look on the left where there's a heading for subscriptions. Then you can click on VIEW TOPICS or VIEW FORUMS to manage subscriptions (i.e. delete them).

Michael, if you want the official explanation of the subscriptions, check the help topic here :)

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