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I try to read every posts in each of the different forums each day. I love the section that says " unread posts ". It has worked up until today. I couldn't believe that I had no unread posts today. I had to go to each section and look for all the posts posted in the last 24 hours. I am trying to learn this new forum but am having a little trouble getting used to it. Also I tried to do a search of a topic using the suggested way to do it. I put in " spare+tire+cover " and got that there weren't any posts. Didn't the old posts about subjects not transfer over to the new forums? I did look at the " member section " and was disappointed in so few members have switched over to this new forum. I miss Charley's comments. John
Southwest Iowa
Didn't the old posts about subjects not transfer over to the new forums? John
No, the old software was so old and nonconforming to modern standards that very little is transferable. The old forum is still on-line and searchable using the method you mention.
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Hi John
Have you tried using the "Recent Posts" function in the gray bar at the top of this page?
Truth is, I didn't even know there was an "unread posts" until after I moved over here.
Recent Posts shows me every new post starting with the most recent and working back in time.
I haven't looked through all of the sections in years. 🙂
Ole S Olson
Saskatoon, Sask, Canada
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