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[caveman16]

Hey Guys & Ladies,  I've a problem getting back  to where I left off in my study  of the forums.   In one evening I picked my way through different topics of interest to page 61.   Well, when I  went to continue today - - - -   I picked my way back through the pages to 61.   Is there a faster way to access the pages in the future ?    I see there are 441 pages - - - -  lots of fun getting THERE    :)     The topics are soooo interesting and very helpful.  I wish to thank all of you for your help. So far I've many pages of notes that can help me.     caveman

[WebbPA]

Wow!  Someone who actually reads old posts instead of just asking the same old questions over and over.  You deserve to be rewarded for your diligence.

I don't know if this will help you now byt the next time you're on page 61 bookmark (or add to Favorites if you're using IE) the page and you can start where you left off.

Another possibility - theoretical only at this point.  Look in your address bar and see if you can figure out a page number in the address bar.  Change it to whatever page you want and hit Enter.

Edit: I went into some of these and see that the last entry in the address box for page 2 was something like "start=20".  Figure 20 topics per page and multiply the page number you want by 20, change "start=20" to "start=xx".  Page 3 would be "start=60".

[caveman16]

You Guys & Ladies are so nice to help me.  This old caveman has a lot of  "catching - up". Thanks again.  caveman.

[AlphaBravo]

i had a look at most of the pages when i joined.. before i started posting as well... lol


Craig

[Hai Perso Coyone?]

I usually go around looking at old posts in the FS9 forum...

[caveman16]

Sorry   - --  I didn't get back to you about the "book mark". Thanks - - -  It is a BIG help.     caveman

[Craig.]

Good man for looking over old posts:)
I have no problem trying to help anyone whos taken the time to look for the answer incase it was just posted.

[BMan1113VR]

Wish more new members acted the same way, cheers to you Caveman.


As for looking back at archived pages, I find Webb's method the easiest to use.