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Old 02-14-2009, 11:18 PM
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in another forum here a member asked how to mark a thread as "solved". This test thread is for me to find out how. Sorry for wasting space.
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Old 02-14-2009, 11:21 PM
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hm, haven't figured this out yet.
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I think it's in one of the options from the puldowns... ah... user options? Somethings like that.

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i tell peps to use the thread tools at the top. but never tried myself. don't think u can do it in this subforum...??
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hmmm, how do you do that :s
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I think there isn´t a way, well actually there is only one I think and that is adding [SOLVED] to your topictitle...
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no, there is a way u juss have to click on thread tools which is in the upper right side, and then click on solved
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Will try Einstein's suggestion.
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