Marked postings please tell me how to mark postings I would like to see/read later again. I see the tab MARKED but can not find how to do this??? Thanks for all your answers!

Thanks, I didn't know that either!

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by shilly 03 Jul 2010

Excellent question; you are now a newbie hero since we don't either.

Thank you for asking this question, this will make it a lot easier to find postings again! Very useful!

Thanks for asking the question!!! I'm still relatively new and was wondering the SAME THING!! And, thanks for those answering the question!! :-)

Super! I keep learning everyday....it will be nice to be able to mark info. to go back to....thanks so much.

I'm glad you asked the ques I never knew this. Arlene

I mentioned that earlier today. I just found out about it by accident last night. LOL... It has come in handy for me today. :)

There is a check mark next to the name of the person posting the Q&A - if you click on it - it changes color - once you do that - then you can click on the MARKED tab - it will bring up any of the postings that you have click the check mark I hope this helps.

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by eleen 03 Jul 2010

Never knew this but I am still learning.

by ethan 03 Jul 2010

I did not know either, pity we cannot do the same in projects. G

Great question! I've just been witholding my flowers on the posts I want to revisit until I see what I want! Never noticed the check mark before!

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by shirlener88 02 Jul 2010

oh no - not witholding flowers - Hehehe!

Highlight the checkmark by your name and the next time you want to review a posting, when you go in to community at the top you will see where it says my questions, my answers, marked. Just check on the marked, it will take you to what you had previously checked. Hope you can understand what I am trying to explain. Hugs, Mary

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by grandmamek 02 Jul 2010

I should have said highlight the check mark by the name on the posting! Sorry for all the confusion.

by queenofhearts 03 Jul 2010

Thanks for this explanation, I didn't know this. And thanks to ichbines for asking the question.