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2013-12-11 by <beefyzee@...>
I've tried on 2 different computers to answer posts/conversations but the "reply" or "add to this conversation" buttons won't work for me.
All I can do is create new posts.
Initially I thought it was because I had not done the initiall email link I was given when I joined, so I did that but I still have the same problem.
Is everything OK with my account.
Thanks,
Keith.
2013-12-12 by Roy Harrington
I've tried on 2 different computers to answer posts/conversations but the "reply" or "add to this conversation" buttons won't work for me.
All I can do is create new posts.
Initially I thought it was because I had not done the initiall email link I was given when I joined, so I did that but I still have the same problem.
Is everything OK with my account.
Thanks,
Keith.
2013-12-12 by Tom Moore
As far as I can tell, the problem has nothing to do with your QuadtoneRIP list settings. It appears\ufffd\ufffd you are using a mail client (Yahoo mail) to submit new posts. Are you also using the same client to reply to posts? If so, your problem likely has to do with your Yahoo mail settings.I've tried on 2 different computers to answer posts/conversations but the "reply" or "add to this conversation" buttons won't work for me.
All I can do is create new posts.
\ufffd\ufffdInitially I thought it was because I had not done the initiall email link I was given when I joined, so I did that but I still have the same problem.
\ufffd\ufffdIs everything OK with my account.
\ufffd\ufffd
2013-12-14 by <beefyzee@...>
Ah ha, here we go.
Thanks for the input guys.
I've been using my account details for various other Yahoo groups and didn't have a problem, then all of a sudden they just wouldn't work.
I have no idea if it had anything to do with it but I've just formatted my hard drive, re-installed XP, etc, etc, and here I am again. The reply buttons are working for me now. I format my hard drive every so often and re-install everything, it was due for it again. All sorts of crap can gradually build up over time and 2 days of re-installing everything can beat many days of searching for answers to operating system problems.
Keith.