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Finding one\'s forum postings.
Thread poster: Dave Simons
Dave Simons
Dave Simons
Local time: 19:11
French to English
Aug 13, 2001

Hello Henry.

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I was looking for a function that would allow me to find discussions to which I\'d contributed, and unless I\'ve missed it, there doesn\'t seem to be one. I know we\'re supposed to be informed when someone replies to one of our postings, but that doesn\'t really respond to what I\'m lookin for. It would be nice to have a personal page with hyperlinks to, say, the last five threads to which I\'ve posted so that (cough) they don\'t get forgotten. How\'s about it ... See more
Hello Henry.

.

I was looking for a function that would allow me to find discussions to which I\'d contributed, and unless I\'ve missed it, there doesn\'t seem to be one. I know we\'re supposed to be informed when someone replies to one of our postings, but that doesn\'t really respond to what I\'m lookin for. It would be nice to have a personal page with hyperlinks to, say, the last five threads to which I\'ve posted so that (cough) they don\'t get forgotten. How\'s about it Henry?

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Dave

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