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Feb 25, 2011 18:28 |  #1

Just wondering what the difference is between the New Posts button on the top bar & the Todays Posts button in the drop down box under Quick Links is?


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Feb 25, 2011 20:30 |  #2

fotoworx wrote in post #11914719 (external link)
Just wondering what the difference is between the New Posts button on the top bar & the Todays Posts button in the drop down box under Quick Links is?

New posts are all of the most recent posts, regardless of the age of the thread. Today's Posts basically means new postings ONLY from threads that were created today.


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Feb 25, 2011 21:17 |  #3

^ Thanks I must have been having a mental block (nothing unusual) :)


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Feb 26, 2011 01:17 |  #4

MOkoFOko wrote in post #11915304 (external link)
New posts are all of the most recent posts, regardless of the age of the thread. Today's Posts basically means new postings ONLY from threads that were created today.

New Posts list only show unread new posts. Todays posts shows all posts created within the last 24 hours (not new threads but new posts ;-)a ) regardless of read/unread status.


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