A small thing to ask?

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A small thing to ask?

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Is there a way or can the Admin set it up that when you open a multiple page thread you go directly to the last page? Or is there some reasoning behind the way it is that I am missing?
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ERLover wrote:Is there a way or can the Admin set it up that when you open a multiple page thread you go directly to the last page? Or is there some reasoning behind the way it is that I am missing?
You be missing the 'links'.

Look for the little square/rectangular thingy to the left of the thread title or at the end of the last post column.
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You can click on the icon in front of the thread name. That takes ya to the last read by you.
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Thanks, I knew I was missing something that may have been there. Also had faith in you guys to "train me up".
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The Greatness officially starts :D :D :D :D :D :D
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Ever since the Forum software was upgraded, that little thingy to jump to the last post has worked only intermittently for me. Sometimes I get the 404 File Not Found Screen when I click it. Am I the only one?
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algale wrote:Ever since the Forum software was upgraded, that little thingy to jump to the last post has worked only intermittently for me. Sometimes I get the 404 File Not Found Screen when I click it. Am I the only one?
Nope! You ain't alone.

Happens when trying to link after having been dumped(i.e. not 'logged on' any more).
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E[/size](SN E3779) restoration in progress, a 510 on the back burner and a growing pile of items to be eventually returned to useful life. - aka Red Grange
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