When returning to a thread that one has read the day before, how does one go to the next post in the same thread that he has not read? Every other forum that I'm on has a button that you can hit to take you to the place that you left off.
I'm certain I'm missing something here.

Thanks

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Originally posted by armbar:
When returning to a thread that one has read the day before, how does one go to the next post in the same thread that he has not read? Every other forum that I'm on has a button that you can hit to take you to the place that you left off.
I'm certain I'm missing something here.

Thanks

If you look above the post box, you will see the 3rd button FIND.

Under that is "new since your last visit".

Hit that.

Don

Don -

Am I missing something, or does that not return EVERY new post in EVERY forum since your last visit? There is so much of the board that I don't pay attention to that seeing all those posts, arranged individually by post and not by thread becomes a lot of noise to sift through in order to find the few topics I'm following personally.

Actually, no you are not missing anything. It shows you all the recent posts to ALL the forums.

What you seek is not a feature of this board.

Don

Don,

Thanks for the reply.

I'm with Jon on this. Other forums I am on have something like this for each thread. Has this never been brought up? It certainly is a nice feature.

Todd

If you click on the name of the last poster (column on far right) it will take you to the last post, than simply scroll up to where you left off.

Or you might try going to your personal zone, click on posts you have made and then look at the last post you made on a particular discussion, click on that and then you can see responses made after your last response on that topic.

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Originally posted by Tailgunner:
If you click on the name of the last poster (column on far right) it will take you to the last post, than simply scroll up to where you left off.

Yes, but the problem is if it has been (heaven forbid)a few days since you've visited a particularly active thread, it can be difficult to go right back to where you left off.
Thanks for the tips though.