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Marc49

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Marc49 Explorer

I am new here as you can see, but am pretty familiar with forums in general.

I thought I had checked all the proper boxes to be notified of responses to threads I started via e-mail.

A number of responses, but no e-mail notifications at all.

The only e-mail I have received was the initial sign-up verification step.

Any help would be appreciated!


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BethJ Rookie

I think you have to remember to do it each time you reply to a post, at least that's the only way I've found. There's a thingie at the bottom that says "Click to configure post options." Click on the third one, "Enable email notification."

If there's an easier way, I hope somebody can tell us. I usually forget to do it.

Financialman Newbie

I'm glad someone asked that question. I was wondering how to keep track of "where" you post. Technical computer stuff gives me a headache.

Marc49 Explorer

I finally got it working,.....I think! :blink:

Thanks though.

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