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Not Receiving Notification Of Answers To My Posts


Mari

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Mari Contributor

I'm not receiving emails to tell me when somebody have answered a message. How can I correct this?


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kareng Grand Master

I'm not sure if I can help but... Did you check that your Email is correct? Did you check to see if you picked the right notification option?

conniebky Collaborator

I'm not sure if I can help but... Did you check that your Email is correct? Did you check to see if you picked the right notification option?

When I log on here, I click "view new content".. and, there it is! :P

psawyer Proficient

Notification is not enabled unless you turn it on in your personal settings. You can select the option to watch topic that you have replied to. It is not retroactive, it applies to replies you make after selecting the option.

I have never used the "Watch this topic" feature--like Connie I look at all topics with new posts. As such, I really don't know a lot about how this feature works.

Mari Contributor

THANKS EVERYBODY. I think that I will just use the New Comments - couldn't find where to check my email.

kareng Grand Master

Mari try this. There is a blue box at the top that says watch this topic. Click. On the left, green buttons about manage email. This looks like you can choose to be notified of new answers after every post. Also, check your email is correct. You can also choose to be notified of a response just to this one on that page before you hit the green button.

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