Flagging Threads

[Replytoken]

Forgive my ignorance with this software package, but is there a way to flag specific threads and be able to easily find them at a later date? Some threads contain specific information that I know I might need in the future, but searching for them is not always easy. it would be great if I could flag them when I am reading them, and browse later when they are needed.

Thanks,

--Ken

 

[Victoria Bampton]

Do use email notifications?

If not, I'd mark them as 'notify' and set the notifications to 'no email', and you'll find a list of subscribed threads in your profile then.

 

[Replytoken]

Thanks for the suggestion, Victoria. I'll give it a try.

--Ken

 

[dj_paige]

[quote author=Replytoken link=topic=7646.msg523'1#msg523'1 date=12513'''32]
Forgive my ignorance with this software package, but is there a way to flag specific threads and be able to easily find them at a later date? Some threads contain specific information that I know I might need in the future, but searching for them is not always easy. it would be great if I could flag them when I am reading them, and browse later when they are needed.[/quote]

You can always save a bookmark in your browser (or use web-based bookmark services, like del.icio.us)

 

[Replytoken]

Thanks for the suggestion, Paige. I normally do not think to bookmark forum pages. But, as long as the thread title is carried into the page title, that would work too.

--Ken

 

[dj_paige]

[quote author=Replytoken link=topic=7646.msg52371#msg52371 date=12513863'6]
Thanks for the suggestion, Paige. I normally do not think to bookmark forum pages. But, as long as the thread title is carried into the page title, that would work too.
[/quote]

Del.icio.us lets you not only save the title, but a comment that you write, or a quote from the web page itself, or both!