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| | hello - perhaps the answer to this was posted in a obscure area of the forums, but i wouldn't know since i haven't searched. but... ...is anyone else noticing an increased occurrance of messages that are not wrapping when viewed? to me they show up on one line and i have to scroll way over to get to the end.. no carriage returns at all. what's up with that? secondary note to mods and/or site-op(s): bring back the part of the old forum where, when you were replying to a message, the original message still loomed above, giving you a reference on what you were replying to. now i either have to 1) quote my reply and then delete the quote when i am done or 2) open a new browser window, one to show the original message and one for my typing window (this, of course, only applies to posts too large for short-term memory =P). there, i said it. |
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| | Hi, That's a good idea. The problem with the old system is that the reply page only showed the last post in the thread. A better way would be to show the specific post in the thread that you are replying to. We will try to get this into the next minor update.
Best regards,
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| Welcome to A1vbcode irving.  irving (10/6/2008)
Well, at least you'll be able to reply to a particular topic. Not like some other forums, where posting a topic or being able to reply to a certain topic is disabled.Well I don't know which VB forums you are using but the 40 that I use I can reply to any of the posts, thats providing you have registered with them. Can you post a link for an example? 
Keith
I've been programming with VB for 15 years. Started with VB4 16bit Pro, VB5 Pro, VB6 Pro/Enterprise and now VB3 Pro. But I'm no expert, I'm still learning.
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