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It used to be you could see all replies that have been typed in. Now you only see the original post then have to go down and click on the replies to see them. I like it the older way. Can I change it on my computer or is it something you are doing.


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It used to be you could see all replies that have been typed in. Now you only see the original post then have to go down and click on the replies to see them. I like it the older way. Can I change it on my computer or is it something you are doing.

Mine does that too sometimes. There is nothing I can do to make it go back to normal. Then suddenly for no apparent reason, it will be back to normal. Just like sometimes graphics appear and sometimes not.

AndreaB Contributor

I believe it you click Options then make sure it's on Standard......next from the bottom.

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At the top right of the display when you are viewing a topic is a button for a pull-down menu labeled "Options."

Click the button, then click the downward-pointing triangle to open the menu. Select Standard as the display mode. You will see the display with the posts all visible in order.

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<<Andrea and I both posted at the same time>>

cat3883 Explorer

Thank you. That changed it back.

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