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Is there any quick way to find a reply or check a thread you've started
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Thanks - Kirk


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Using a news reader (like Outlook Express or Agent) makes this (and many
other actions) simple.
Drop the web based interface.

NickHK

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Hello Kirk,

Click on your name at the bottom of page where it shows the users
logged on. This will open a page with options and info. You can find
all your posts and threads there.

Suncerely,
Leith Ross


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Click on the FROM and scroll to your name

Corey....

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Thanks Guys. Got it.

NickHK, What's the newsgroup name plse?


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kirkm,
This NG ?
microsoft.public.excel.programming

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Kirk,

I use outlook express as a newsreader. one of the columns has an icon of a
pair of spectacles. if you click in that column area next to your desired
message, it puts a pair of spectacles next to it (i guess to indicate that
you are 'watching' the conversation?) and turns the conversation text red,
which helps you see those conversations in a list of otherwise blue text.
BUT the other good thing is if you sort by the spectacle column, all your
watched conversations are at the top and the other - un-watched -
conversations are in chronological order below.

hth,

tim


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