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trudie Posted - 02/05/2009 : 08:41:40
Is there any way to include a subject line for new postings?
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trudie Posted - 02/06/2009 : 09:59:32
I thought it would be helpful to have each new post say what it was about.
thanks01 Posted - 02/05/2009 : 20:12:44
I'm not sure what you are seeking here. If you are trying to find all the new stuff on repeat visits, have you tried the Active Topics selection at the top left of the Forum page? This does the trick for giving you the latest.
Or, do you mean that each new posting could have a subject header, even though it fits into an existing forum thread? Not sure.

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