Hi team,
When I post a new query / request for advice I often don't even think to subscribe the thread... and if my question unfortunately doesn't grab immediate attention (as sometimes happens to all of us) then I may miss a response simply because time has passed and I am now on page 2 or 3
Could it be altered that a new thread create action automatically adds a subscription???
John (aka jmac1947)
If you click on User CP, on the left hand side of the page, you will see General Settings. If you click on that, one of the options is the Default Subscription Mode. Set it to whatever you want, other than No Subscription.
Regards, TMS
Trevor Shuttleworth - Retired Excel/VBA Consultant
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user contol panel/settings /general then you can choose how subscriptions are dealt with
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By default any new user joining the forum has been auto subscribed to all the threads he / she posts in or creates.
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