In the old format, we could save pages or topica to refer back to, how is it done now. I cant find a place to save anything.
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In the old format, we could save pages or topica to refer back to, how is it done now. I cant find a place to save anything.
Go to the thread you want to save and right above the beginning post is a light gray bar that has Thread Tools, you click on Thread tools and subscribe to the thread that way.
Thank you so much
Thanks, I couldn't remember either.
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You can also save the page, to your computer Favorites (outside of QB).
Neesie
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What about bookmarking? I haven't figured that out, and there are some threads I've subscribed to that I would like to permanently save. (I already save outside the QB.)
Prism99--Once you click on thread tools, click on "Subscribe to This Thread" and a screen will come up that gives you the option of being notified whenever another person posts to the link, and how often you want to be notified of additions. You can also choose to bookmark the thread on that selection page.
Last edited by Pinkiris; 11-12-2012 at 10:13 AM.
Sue
Thanks for the information. I, too, had forgotten where to find "Thread Tools".
Thanks for teaching me something new today. It's getting late and I thought I was out of luck for a new tip today!
I usually just hit the blog this post when I want to keep track of a thread so i can refer back to it.
Thanks so much!
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Oh my gosh, thank you so much! After reading your post I went into Settings and discovered I can create my own folders too. One thing I don't see is a way for moving a thread from one folder (such as Subscriptions) to another folder (such as Bookmark or one of my created folders). Anyone know if there is a way to do that? I have 16 pages of subscribed threads, and many of them I would like to move into distinct folders.