FT Website Question
Jul 26, 2004 | 11:08 am
#1
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Join Date: Mar 2004
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FT Website Question
You guys post way too much for me to read in one sitting, especially at the office! So I come back several times to read the new threads or new posts in current threads, all colored bolded dark blue. Now, after I come back the second time, every thread looks the same, nonbolded regular blue, even though I KNOW I haven't read all the new posts. What can I do. I don't want to miss new posts, and I cannot read every thread start to finish to catch new posts.
Help!
Help!
Jul 26, 2004 | 11:29 am
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Join Date: Sep 2002
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Moving Thread
Gretchyn...
The short answer (I believe) is that "unread messages" are just those messages that were posted since the last time you came to FlyerTalk. It doesn't necessarily mean that you have read them.
For a longer answer...I will move this thread to the Technical Issues forum where it belongs.
Hope that helps a bit
-Chris
US Airways Moderator
The short answer (I believe) is that "unread messages" are just those messages that were posted since the last time you came to FlyerTalk. It doesn't necessarily mean that you have read them.
For a longer answer...I will move this thread to the Technical Issues forum where it belongs.
Hope that helps a bit
-Chris
US Airways Moderator
Jul 26, 2004 | 1:11 pm
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Originally Posted by chrislacey
Gretchyn...
The short answer (I believe) is that "unread messages" are just those messages that were posted since the last time you came to FlyerTalk. It doesn't necessarily mean that you have read them.
The short answer (I believe) is that "unread messages" are just those messages that were posted since the last time you came to FlyerTalk. It doesn't necessarily mean that you have read them.
Personally, I open each new thread in a new window, rather than opening them in the same window. That way, I keep the original list of new threads separate (and not reloading, which may cause them to be considered as "read").
Jul 26, 2004 | 2:21 pm
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Join Date: Sep 2002
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Originally Posted by dingo
just curious why this got moved to USAir of all places? Is this where all off topic threads go? 
The reason for the "moved" link on the US forum was to allow the OP to easily navigate back to it as they are relatively new to FT.
Hope that clears up the confusion,
-Chris
US Airways Moderator