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the AB system - anyway to change which message we land on in a thread?

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DTCwordfan | 20:20 Wed 01st Dec 2010 | Editor's Blog
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Is there any trick to put into the system somewhere to take you to the last message of the thread, rather than the first message? Especially usueful if you are bouncing between threads.....

Thx in adv.
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Good luck! This has been asked umpteen times.
20:23 Wed 01st Dec 2010
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The only way is to go to a topic..scroll down to the post you are interested in-then click on 'xx answers,last by....'...that will take you to that last answer.
20:26 Wed 01st Dec 2010
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ok - thanks - its a pain in the rear end - and hopefully the gurus one day will pick up on this and introduce the improvement. Or do pigs fly?
20:28 Wed 01st Dec 2010
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*oink,oink*
20:29 Wed 01st Dec 2010
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If you click on the last post name it will take you to the last post.
20:30 Wed 01st Dec 2010
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That's what I said...... ;-)
20:33 Wed 01st Dec 2010
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yes and I knew that one.......I was just looking for something in 'set-up' - which obviously does not exist.

Tempis.....
20:34 Wed 01st Dec 2010
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It only shows the last post link if you go to it from the Topics list - if you click on latest posts, you don't get that option. (well I don't!)
20:38 Wed 01st Dec 2010

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