I have been an AAW member for a couple of years, but have only recently started browsing the forums. A lot of great info here! Forgive me if this is a dumb question, but why is the oldest post shown in this (Main) forum from 3/22/14? When I browse the other forums, I see posts going back years. If I do a search, I see older posts that I can read, but I just wanted to browse through the posts and read certain ones. I'm guessing this has something to do with the recent forum upgrades, but I'm curious as to why only this forum has this limitation and only 59 threads that I can browse. Thanks!
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old threads in this forum?
- Thread starter John Lilley
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I don't know because I see threads as far back as March 2004.
- Joined
- Jan 27, 2005
- Messages
- 13,209
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- 5,813
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- Dalworthington Gardens, TX
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- pbase.com
You might go to General Settings, scroll down to the middle of the page until you see the following and select "show all threads".
Bingo! Thanks, Bill! That did the trick. It's strange that I could see old threads in all the other forums, but I'm good to go now. I appreciate your taking the time to reply.