Where do I find...

[zabache]

The posts I have posted on? On the App I can find them very easy and I like that but I can't seem to find a link like that on the regular site.
Thanks

 

[siskaren]

Click on Quick Links on the light blue bar near the top of the page. Click on Subscribed Threads from the drop-down menu. (You're automatically subscribed to any thread you post to.)

 

[zabache]

Click on Quick Links on the light blue bar near the top of the page. Click on Subscribed Threads from the drop-down menu. (You're automatically subscribed to any thread you post to.)

Hey, thanks for your reply. I checked but the only ones I can see are the two that I've manually subscribed to. What else can I do? Is there somewhere on the settings I can change it? I've looked but can't seem to find the right place.
Thanks again

 

[lovetoscrap]

Please check out the Welcome Board FAQ thread. There are instructions there for Subscribing to posts and how to find your posts if you haven't subscribed to them.

 

[zabache]

Please check out the Welcome Board FAQ thread. There are instructions there for Subscribing to posts and how to find your posts if you haven't subscribed to them.

I will. Thanks again

 

[Metro West]

I will. Thanks again

Be careful when you subscribe to a thread. You will be bombarded with email notifications if the thread is very active.

Just something to think about.

 

[zabache]

I switched the "view" online and now I can't switch it back. Help

 

[lovetoscrap]

Be careful when you subscribe to a thread. You will be bombarded with email notifications if the thread is very active.

Just something to think about.

Just choose to subscribe with no email notifications and it will show up on your Subscriptions list but you won't get emails. Or you can choose to get daily or weekly notification so you don't get a new email everytime someone posts.

I switched the "view" online and now I can't switch it back. Help

Please post this on the Technical Support Board. I am not sure what you are talking about but it sounds like a problem for a techie to answer.