[TIP] Customize the Order You View Posts - See New Posts First

Q: How can I find the most recent posts?

A: You can control the order to read messages in a discussion.

You can view the messages in chronological order (Oldest to Newest) or you can choose to see the most recent messages first by selecting Newest to Oldest.

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Pages in a discussion
Discussions with more that 15 comments have multiple pages. You can skip to the last page or click any page in the discussion. (see image above)

Replies
If someone has replied to a specific message, you will see who they responded to and a snippet of the beginning of their message.replyClick +show and you will be able to see the message that Rosemary is replying to.reply open

Click -hide to close the message

When you post a reply your message will be added to the discussion either – at the end if you are viewing Oldest to Newestor– at the beginning if you are viewing Newest to Oldest

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@basslakeview

I don't see the buttons on my mobile. One says "First, Next, Last" and other "Newest to Oldest." Am I in the wrong window? Right now I'm using Chrome and using a Note 8 phone. I have other internet apps I can use (Foxfire, a couple of VPNs, Google, and Samsung Internet).

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@basslakeview which button are you looking for?

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@johnbishop John is there a new way to start z discussion? And when you reply to someone is it @ and the persons contact name? I know about recent and old but sometimes you find yourself when you see a discussion that it's what you want to see if someone has information on l find myself sometimes going to and old post. Do you think they will get rid of a text that's a year old?

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@techi

@johnbishop John is there a new way to start z discussion? And when you reply to someone is it @ and the persons contact name? I know about recent and old but sometimes you find yourself when you see a discussion that it's what you want to see if someone has information on l find myself sometimes going to and old post. Do you think they will get rid of a text that's a year old?

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Hi Lisa @techi, Starting a discussion is still done the same way by scrolling to the top of the window, clicking on the Group discussion name you are in and then clicking the Start a Discussion button. Yes, when you want to make sure a member receives an email notification you use the @ sign and his member name. The old text is not going away. The newest change to Connect was hopefully to make it easier to follow a conversation and make the posts a flat view that you can sort oldest to newest or newest to oldest. What's really nice now is when you see a post that you have not been following, it's easier to see the context and flow because it provides a link at the top of the post to let you know who the person was replying to in their post.

Hopefully it's helping members follow a conversation easier but it's like anything when there is a change. It might take a little time to get used to it.

John

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I don’t recall making such a request. How can I find a response?

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@marilyns

I don’t recall making such a request. How can I find a response?

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@marilyns: The opening part of my post "You asked..." was meant collectively. Many in the Connect community reported that it was a challenge to easily find the most recent posts, especially in long discussion threads.

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Anyone know liver cancer? My wife has the most common form of it and is On a drug for because we found out it's advanced. It's a newly approved drug and they are trying to slow it down. The opinion of the dr is grim.

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@gene1234

Anyone know liver cancer? My wife has the most common form of it and is On a drug for because we found out it's advanced. It's a newly approved drug and they are trying to slow it down. The opinion of the dr is grim.

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I just was diagnosed with liver cancer,stage II.The dr wants to do an embolization.What is the name of the drug?

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