Can I “look back” and see my first condo (July 4 2018)? Thanks!

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Krystina & Nelli

Krystina & Nelli

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I Cannot seem to figure out how to go back to the beginning of my condo threads… When they started. Any direction will be greatly appreciated :)
 
Click your profile, then Recent Activity. They will be listed by date, most recent to the first. You may get to the bottom of the page and find "Show older posts". Go straight to the highest number. Sometimes it will show posts or threads started by you. When you get over 5,000 messages this can be a chore, easier to start a subfolder in Favorites where you can find posts about oddball medical conditions etc. I use Windows, not sure about Mac.
 
Noah & me (GA) said:
Click your profile, then Recent Activity. They will be listed by date, most recent to the first. You may get to the bottom of the page and find "Show older posts"
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It's a little easier if you go to your profile, then "postings"....scroll all the way to the bottom and choose "find all threads by (your name)"...….then it's a matter of loading them far enough back to get to the first one

If you use "recent activity", it includes every post you've made ….both the comments and the threads you've started
 
Chris & China said:
It's a little easier if you go to your profile, then "postings"....scroll all the way to the bottom and choose "find all threads by (your name)"...….then it's a matter of loading them far enough back to get to the first one

If you use "recent activity", it includes every post you've made ….both the comments and the threads you've started
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Thanks Chris :bighug:
How is China today?
 
For a new folder in Windows/Google click on the star at the top left, your favorites should appear.
Next to "Add to Favorites" is an downwards pointing arrow. Click on that, then click "Organize favorites".
A new window appears, at the bottom you'll see a box labeled "New Folder". Click on that and a new folder at the bottom of all the other folders will appear temporarily named "New Folder". Type a new name into that box, something like "FDMB food advice" and then click close.
Or... You can open Favorites and right click on any of your favorites. Choose "create new folder" and again a new folder temporarily named "New Folder" will appear at the bottom of the list. Rename it as you did the first way.
In Windows 7 the favorites appear in the order you made them, not alphabetically.
Any favorite can be deleted or renamed by right clicking on it, then choosing rename or delete.
>>To move a folder into another folder thereby making it a subfolder open up "Organize favorites", click any folder, click "move" and pick the folder you want it moved into. Click Okay, click Close.
I find it much easier to do all this in Explorer (your file trees) where Favorites should be easy to find. The screen will be a lot bigger and easier to work with.
I keep notes on things in NotePad. It opens up quicker than Word but does not have spell or grammar check and won't look so nice when printed. It's basically like scribbling in a note book. You can just copy and paste text from any post into a file.
I know I made that a lot more complicated than it needed to be but once you've done it a few times it gets much easier.
@Chris & China For some reason "Find all threads" doesn't always work for me. I'm moving to a new laptop soon, this thing is doing silly things like turning off my antivirus when I look at snowblowers. Not porn, snowblowers!
 
Chris & China said:
snowblowers
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Especially the triple stage CubCadet with electric start! We share this laptop so CJ doesn't see pop-ups for the blue pill, more like cordless tools and how to get hot sauce stains out of a white tee shirt.
Is this all making sense Krystina? This is what we call getting off topic and it's all Chris's fault. :rolleyes: I mean, nothing is ever my fault. ;)
 
Noah & me (GA) said:
For a new folder in Windows/Google click on the star at the top left, your favorites should appear.
Next to "Add to Favorites" is an downwards pointing arrow. Click on that, then click "Organize favorites".
A new window appears, at the bottom you'll see a box labeled "New Folder". Click on that and a new folder at the bottom of all the other folders will appear temporarily named "New Folder". Type a new name into that box, something like "FDMB food advice" and then click close.
Or... You can open Favorites and right click on any of your favorites. Choose "create new folder" and again a new folder temporarily named "New Folder" will appear at the bottom of the list. Rename it as you did the first way.
In Windows 7 the favorites appear in the order you made them, not alphabetically.
Any favorite can be deleted or renamed by right clicking on it, then choosing rename or delete.
>>To move a folder into another folder thereby making it a subfolder open up "Organize favorites", click any folder, click "move" and pick the folder you want it moved into. Click Okay, click Close.
I find it much easier to do all this in Explorer (your file trees) where Favorites should be easy to find. The screen will be a lot bigger and easier to work with.
I keep notes on things in NotePad. It opens up quicker than Word but does not have spell or grammar check and won't look so nice when printed. It's basically like scribbling in a note book. You can just copy and paste text from any post into a file.
I know I made that a lot more complicated than it needed to be but once you've done it a few times it gets much easier.
@Chris & China For some reason "Find all threads" doesn't always work for me. I'm moving to a new laptop soon, this thing is doing silly things like turning off my antivirus when I look at snowblowers. Not porn, snowblowers!
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ThAnKs!!!
 
Noah & me (GA) said:
Especially the triple stage CubCadet with electric start! We share this laptop so CJ doesn't see pop-ups for the blue pill, more like cordless tools and how to get hot sauce stains out of a white tee shirt.
Is this all making sense Krystina? This is what we call getting off topic and it's all Chris's fault. :rolleyes: I mean, nothing is ever my fault. ;)
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LOL :joyful::p:smuggrin:
Never my fault either ;)
 
If anyone wants to know how to F-disk and reformat a dual hard drive Windows 98 just call me. It's as simple as sticking your arm in a snowblower!
@Krystina & Nelli If you do go into Explorer to look at your favorites they can be arranged alphabetically. You can even drag and drop individual favorites into a folder. I must have 1,000 favorites (an OCD thing) so it's the only way I can manage.
Without having Google open you can also just click anything from that list and Google will open straight to that page.
 
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