reply to post by wayno
Clicking on the TITLE of a thread in "my ATS" takes me to the first post.
Clicking on the "green pin in page" symbol takes me to the last post.
Should work for everybody yes? Try it.
The ATS Issues Thread, page 71
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reply posted on 1-1-2009 @ 02:17 PM by wayno
reply to post by nerbot
hey nerbot, thanks for the reply. I tried what you said and sure enough that works except for one thing. I want the new thread to appear in a new tab so that when I am finished I can just close that thread and still have "My ATS" there ready to look for something else. I know that little icon sometimes does that. But as I type this I realize that all I need do is go to the top of the page and click on the "My ATS" button again once done with a new thread, so I guess I don't really have a problem.
cheers mate. thanks again
hey nerbot, thanks for the reply. I tried what you said and sure enough that works except for one thing. I want the new thread to appear in a new tab so that when I am finished I can just close that thread and still have "My ATS" there ready to look for something else. I know that little icon sometimes does that. But as I type this I realize that all I need do is go to the top of the page and click on the "My ATS" button again once done with a new thread, so I guess I don't really have a problem.
cheers mate. thanks again
reply posted on 1-1-2009 @ 03:20 PM by Springer
reply to post by nerbot
Additionally, depending on which version of MSIE you are running, you can select "open all links in a new tab" that way you'll automatically have a new tab you can close when finished while leaving "My ATS" open in its own tab.
Springer...
Additionally, depending on which version of MSIE you are running, you can select "open all links in a new tab" that way you'll automatically have a new tab you can close when finished while leaving "My ATS" open in its own tab.
Springer...
reply posted on 1-1-2009 @ 04:03 PM by nerbot
reply to post by Springer
I use Firefox and my options are set to "new pages should be opened in a new tab".
This function doesn't always function..
I right click to make sure it does.
MSIE...ah yes, I remember.
At least peeps here now know there is a way to keep many balls in the air.
Nice one
I use Firefox and my options are set to "new pages should be opened in a new tab".
This function doesn't always function..
I right click to make sure it does.
MSIE...ah yes, I remember.
At least peeps here now know there is a way to keep many balls in the air.
Nice one
reply posted on 2-1-2009 @ 11:03 AM by nerbot
reply to post by americandingbat
I'm not familiar with Macs, never touched one in my life.
I understand what you mean about control+click....I'd rather continue stuffing my face than use my other hand to hit "control".
I'm surprised you can't "right click" on a Mac system, why not.
I'd check your firefox settings to see if there's another way...similar to the "open new pages in a new tab" or something similar.
Or get Windows XP pro!
Sorry I can't help more.
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Note to staff:
A REALLY useful feature would be a "U2U" function/button on a persons "profile" page.
I get fed up having to open one of their threads just to send a message.
What d'ya fink?
I'm not familiar with Macs, never touched one in my life.
I understand what you mean about control+click....I'd rather continue stuffing my face than use my other hand to hit "control".
I'm surprised you can't "right click" on a Mac system, why not.
I'd check your firefox settings to see if there's another way...similar to the "open new pages in a new tab" or something similar.
Or get Windows XP pro!
Sorry I can't help more.
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Note to staff:
A REALLY useful feature would be a "U2U" function/button on a persons "profile" page.
I get fed up having to open one of their threads just to send a message.
What d'ya fink?
