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How To Find All My Entries.

Imanistj

By Imanistj
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Imanistj
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Is there a way I can access all the posts and replies I have made? Also, can I do this for another member whose ideas interest me so I can read what they have said in the past?

Thank you.

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In the upper left of the screen, you will see "Logged in as:yourname" Click on your name. Your profile will appear. On the left side there is a pull-down menu labeled "Options." Click on the downward-pointing triangle, and a menu will appear. Click on "Find member's posts" and a search result list will appear with one entry for each post (including topic starts) that you have made, with the newest at the top.

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In the upper left of the screen, you will see "Logged in as:yourname" Click on your name. Your profile will appear. On the left side there is a pull-down menu labeled "Options." Click on the downward-pointing triangle, and a menu will appear. Click on "Find member's posts" and a search result list will appear with one entry for each post (including topic starts) that you have made, with the newest at the top.

Thank you!

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