I always have trouble trying to navigate through the different forums so I usually click on 'New Posts', however I have just discovered 'Today's Posts' under 'Quick Links'. 'New Posts' gives me 2 pages whereas 'Today's Posts' gives me five pages.
Why and what's the difference? Which one should I be using?
As I said 'Just Curious'
Margaret
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09-03-2009 6:57 AM #1Starting to feel at home.
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09-03-2009 8:03 AM #2ProcatGuest
Hi Margaret,
New posts should give you all the posts that are new since you last logged on or last selected the option to "Mark Forums read" - whichever is the later.
Today's Posts should give you all the posts for the last 24 hours (I think) regardless of whether you have read them or not.
Which one you use is up to you.
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09-03-2009 8:17 AM #3Starting to feel at home.
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Hello Doug,
Thanks very much, I was getting worried incase I was missing anything
Margaret
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