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    O.T. Help please. Thanks

    hello peeps

    I know its been years since i've been on BT~~~~~~here's my QUESTIONżżżżżżżżż



    I respond to various posts/threads, but i do not know if i have a response to what i have said.

    WHAT AM NOT SEEING IN BT's info.?

    I really appreciate any advice. My brain is SWISS CHEESE!

    ( please NOTE : when i use CAPS i am not screaming. I am just trying to make certain words more IMPORTANT. )

    Thank you

    Sandra
    The early bird catches the worms~~~~~that means, I wake up early and have worms. lol

    That's my son's words of wisdom to me! ! lol

    #2
    Go to your thread. If it appears in bold, then someone has responded to it. Once you read the current responses, or add your own, the bold disappears until there is a new response. There have not been many responses to your numerous music posts, for example (it might help if you just started one off topic music thread and put them all there in one place, like I have done with my cooking thread. That way,if someone is interested in music, they can find all of them in one place. Or if not, then the thread can be ignored.,)

    Any threads with new responses since the last time you logged on will also be in bold.

    Also, in settings, there is a box to check that will send a message to your email box informing you that someone has responded to your thread. I just come here every day, look for the threads in bold and decide whether I want to read them or not. Music isn't my thing, so I usually pass over those, and most posts having to do with alternative or complementary or natural meds; I'm a traditionalist. Otherwise I look for the bold, read, and sometimes respond.

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      #3
      Originally posted by Uppitycats View Post
      Go to your thread. If it appears in bold, then someone has responded to it. Once you read the current responses, or add your own, the bold disappears until there is a new response. There have not been many responses to your numerous music posts, for example (it might help if you just started one off topic music thread and put them all there in one place, like I have done with my cooking thread. That way,if someone is interested in music, they can find all of them in one place. Or if not, then the thread can be ignored.,)

      Any threads with new responses since the last time you logged on will also be in bold.

      Also, in settings, there is a box to check that will send a message to your email box informing you that someone has responded to your thread. I just come here every day, look for the threads in bold and decide whether I want to read them or not. Music isn't my thing, so I usually pass over those, and most posts having to do with alternative or complementary or natural meds; I'm a traditionalist. Otherwise I look for the bold, read, and sometimes respond.


      Thanks sweetie. Good idea about the Music posts. I WILL make ONE thread. I like that.

      What about when someone posts something & i respond. How do see if the Originator of the post or someone elsr participating in that Thread has said something to what i said?

      BT has become confusing to me. My brain has problems learning new things & short term memory is the pits. lol

      I hope that i am making sense.

      (PLEASE EXCUSE MY SPELLING ERRORS. I used to be quite proficient in English grammer. ..... now? arrrrr is all i csn say.

      Peace & good vibes being sent to you.

      Sandra aka. Charlotte.
      The early bird catches the worms~~~~~that means, I wake up early and have worms. lol

      That's my son's words of wisdom to me! ! lol

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        #4
        I think the only way to see that is to find the section in settings where you check the box to get emails every time.e someone responds t o your thread. But even then, threads drift off track rather quickly sometimes, so a response may not be to your specific post, but instead a comment about something someone else said within the thread.

        Like, someone might read this and rather than offer any further explanation about how to track threads will talk about their issues around short term memory loss, or how much they like or hate spell check, or any numbr of unrelated stuff. Then you'd get emails telling you that someone responded to your thread, but when you read it, it would be about something entirely different.

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          #5
          A bunch of times, IRespond by just pushing the Thanks button.
          Love, Sally


          "The best way out is always through". Robert Frost






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            #6
            I actually LOVE how threads can go waaaaay off topic, often in a very, very, VERY funny and unexpected way.

            It's like "threads are like a box of chocolates..."
            Please Note that my posts may have been arbitrarily altered by a Moderator and may not reflect my original content.

            Per Mike Weins: "...the admin/mod team doesn't have to provide a forewarning/warning/mention about altering a members post. It doesn't matter if they fix a link, remove a link, fix a typo, or whatever...."

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              #7
              Originally posted by SalpalSally View Post
              A bunch of times, IRespond by just pushing the Thanks button.


              Same here. Sometimes ya just dont feel like typing, eh?
              Last edited by Infrared Charlotte; 02-07-2016, 07:33 AM.
              The early bird catches the worms~~~~~that means, I wake up early and have worms. lol

              That's my son's words of wisdom to me! ! lol

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                #8
                Originally posted by SuzE-Q View Post
                I actually LOVE how threads can go waaaaay off topic, often in a very, very, VERY funny and unexpected way.

                It's like "threads are like a box of chocolates..."


                Yeah it is fun. life is full of surprises.
                The early bird catches the worms~~~~~that means, I wake up early and have worms. lol

                That's my son's words of wisdom to me! ! lol

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by Uppitycats View Post
                  I think the only way to see that is to find the section in settings where you check the box to get emails every time.e someone responds t o your thread. But even then, threads drift off track rather quickly sometimes, so a response may not be to your specific post, but instead a comment about something someone else said within the thread.

                  Like, someone might read this and rather than offer any further explanation about how to track threads will talk about their issues around short term memory loss, or how much they like or hate spell check, or any numbr of unrelated stuff. Then you'd get emails telling you that someone responded to your thread, but when you read it, it would be about something entirely different.


                  Understood. I do this in my regular speak. I go everywhere sorta get back on track, then forget what i was originally speaking about; needless to say we have very interesting conversations in our/my home. I know it irks people, doctors, etc., .

                  I have problems with the part of my brain that organizes.(forget which part).
                  I was DX'd with of a certain part of my brain, again i forget name. FFFF! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Apparently it affect only 3% of ms'rs.


                  I am grateful that my family goes with my flow. lol :-)

                  Thanks for bringing this to my attention. Will do my best. Peace
                  Last edited by Infrared Charlotte; 02-07-2016, 07:41 AM.
                  The early bird catches the worms~~~~~that means, I wake up early and have worms. lol

                  That's my son's words of wisdom to me! ! lol

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                    #10
                    I'm not sure everyone still gets e-mails every time anyone replies in a thread you've posted in or started. I don't. Once a day I get one e-mail from BT telling me that threads I've posted in have been updated. I think the admin here may have changed the way they notify people about this, a while back.

                    One way to do a fairly quick check on all your posts is to click on your own user name and then on "View forum posts," which should come up on a list in the drop-down menu you'll see. Then you can see all of your posts in chronological order and can click on each one to see what's been going on since your last post.
                    SPMS diagnosed 1980. Avonex 2001-2004. Copaxone 2006-2009. Glatopa (glatiramer acetate = Copaxone) 12/20 - 3/19/24.

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by agate View Post
                      I'm not sure everyone still gets e-mails every time anyone replies in a thread you've posted in or started. I don't. Once a day I get one e-mail from BT telling me that threads I've posted in have been updated. I think the admin here may have changed the way they notify people about this, a while back.

                      One way to do a fairly quick check on all your posts is to click on your own user name and then on "View forum posts," which should come up on a list in the drop-down menu you'll see. Then you can see all of your posts in chronological order and can click on each one to see what's been going on since your last post.

                      Thank Joan. I'll try that.

                      Peace
                      Sandra
                      The early bird catches the worms~~~~~that means, I wake up early and have worms. lol

                      That's my son's words of wisdom to me! ! lol

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                        #12
                        Or you can look for a small green circle with a white dash in it just to the left of each thread title as you look at the main screen for this MS board. That green circle shows that you've posted in that thread. It doesn't let you know if there have been any replies since you posted but you can look over on the right to see the user name of the most recent poster, and if it's someone else's name, you'll know that there's been at least one reply since you posted.

                        The little green circle can be found over the envelope symbol.
                        SPMS diagnosed 1980. Avonex 2001-2004. Copaxone 2006-2009. Glatopa (glatiramer acetate = Copaxone) 12/20 - 3/19/24.

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                          #13
                          I think that Cherie mention awhile ago that she no longer got emails. I know I don't. But to tell you the truth I didn't realize it until now. I look at BT so often that I didn't know it!

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                            #14
                            Originally posted by Gary View Post
                            I think that Cherie mention awhile ago that she no longer got emails. I know I don't. But to tell you the truth I didn't realize it until now. I look at BT so often that I didn't know it!
                            It took me a while to realize it too. There may have been a notice from the admin about the change a long time ago.

                            If people feel keenly about getting that feature back, we could try asking for it.

                            If you're too busy to drop in here very often, the e-mail notifications were an easy way to keep up with replies to your own posts on the board.

                            It might be a way to hang onto members too. Anyone who posts here would get e-mail notifications of replies in threads that person has posted in. You see that e-mail notification, you remember that this board exists--assuming you've opted to receive e-mail notification. It was an option you could choose, if I remember right.

                            I think a strong case can be made for asking for this feature to be restored.
                            SPMS diagnosed 1980. Avonex 2001-2004. Copaxone 2006-2009. Glatopa (glatiramer acetate = Copaxone) 12/20 - 3/19/24.

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                              #15
                              --Or maybe this feature is broken and needs fixing?

                              I checked in Settings and find that under "Default Subscription Mode" it says:



                              When you post a new thread, or reply to a topic, you can choose to automatically add that thread to your list of Only registered and activated users can see links., Click Here To Register..., with the option to receive email notification of new replies to that thread.
                              My setting in this is "Instantly, using e-mail." But I haven't been getting instant e-mail notifications for ages.
                              Last edited by agate; 02-07-2016, 08:57 AM. Reason: quoted material didn't show up as planned
                              SPMS diagnosed 1980. Avonex 2001-2004. Copaxone 2006-2009. Glatopa (glatiramer acetate = Copaxone) 12/20 - 3/19/24.

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