Keeping track.

[Chuck D]

Yes I'm new to all this, I get lost easily in space as I am normally at sea,
How do I keep track of where I have been, am going, want to be and to which threads I have replied or contributed???
How do I fing a discussion I was following this morning
Chuck D.

 

[Ian]

Hi Chuck, we moved servers this morning so there were a few posts inbetween backing up and restoring the database that got lost - so I'm sorry that you happened to post at that time!

I've fished out your post from the old database though if you wanted to repost your introduction

Hi All, after years at sea, have finally arrived in the 21st century and have sarted playing with computers rather than just using them... ie: trying to make them do what I want as opposed to what they want me to do.....Litterate but not yet able to fly.....Will get the hang of Forum chats before I start posting, so here is a brief intro ...
Regards, Chuck D.

The best way to keep track of threads you have replied to is to set up your options to automatically subscribe to threads (under "Default Thread Subscription Mode"):

https://www.pcreview.co.uk/forums/profile.php?do=editoptions

You can then visit the user control panel on the left menu to access any of these threads easily (https://www.pcreview.co.uk/forums/usercp.php)

 

[Chuck D]

Hi Chuck, we moved servers this morning so there were a few posts inbetween backing up and restoring the database that got lost - so I'm sorry that you happened to post at that time!

I've fished out your post from the old database though if you wanted to repost your introduction



The best way to keep track of threads you have replied to is to set up your options to automatically subscribe to threads (under "Default Thread Subscription Mode"):

https://www.pcreview.co.uk/forums/profile.php?do=editoptions

You can then visit the user control panel on the left menu to access any of these threads easily (https://www.pcreview.co.uk/forums/usercp.php)

Ta, Have re introduced myself.....