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EbenezerSon

Member

Registered: 2013-07-04

Posts: 554

Shortcut means to locate previous posts?

Hi everyone and moderators, it has been a long time since I visited this forum however have tried to look through some of my previous posts but it appears I have to go through the ordeal of searching for too long - is there any short means to locate my previous posts?
Many thanks

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Jai Ganesh

Administrator

Registered: 2005-06-28

Posts: 48,385

Re: Shortcut means to locate previous posts?

Hi,

This search can help you here.

I think these are some of the last few posts here.

Hope this helps!

In case it doesn't, feel free to post here and you would be assisted.

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EbenezerSon

Member

Registered: 2013-07-04

Posts: 554

Re: Shortcut means to locate previous posts?

Helps a lot,  but should I always ask before an Administrator assist by providing the link to the previous posts?

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phrontister

Real Member

From: The Land of Tomorrow

Registered: 2009-07-12

Posts: 4,876

Re: Shortcut means to locate previous posts?

Hi EbenezerSon;

You can easily find all your posts by one of the following 2 methods.

Method 1:
- Log in, and click 'Profile' in the header bar near the top of the page.
- The Essentials page of the 'Profile menu' page should then display, but if it doesn't, click 'Essentials' in the menu on the left.
- Click 'Show all posts' in the 'User activity' panel that's near the bottom of the page.

Your posts will then be displayed, in descending date order, on the next page - 'Index » Search » Posts by EbenezerSon' - or over multiple pages if they don't all fit on 1 page.

The header bar above each post contains links to the respective forum, topic and post pages.

Method 2:
- Whether you are logged in or not, click on your 'live' name in the left-hand-side panel of any of your posts to access your profile page, and click 'Show all posts' in the 'User activity' panel.

Topics:
- To find all your topics instead, just select 'Show all topics' in the final step of either method.

Other members:
- Method 2 can be used to find posts and topics of other members too, by clicking on their 'live' name in one of their posts.

I hope that clears it up for you.

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