Tracy;

This bug deserves a can of "Raid"!

This is an example of software at its finest. Does it break by itself or does the “Teddy Bear” do it? When my brother was about 6 he always blamed the “Teddy Bear” when he did something wrong or not desired. Poor “Teddy”!

A professional approach requires testing off line. Why be professional? Then again Microsoft based software products are known for Service Packs. Perhaps we just have to wait for the latest Service Pack.

If your memory is good you can just recall which threads you have already read or which ones you wish to respond to later. I think I prefer the old way better. Changing the color of threads that you read saves a lot of time and trouble. I guess this feature was high on the priority list for the UT - All threads appear the same.

We should keep a list of UT problems. It would be interesting to see how often the same problem recurs.


Tom


>This is the first 'bug' to REALLY 'bug me.' :o)
>Tracy
>
>>>My UT Thread links don't change color after I have clicked on them. Is it just me or is the UT broke? They used to.
>>>
>>>Thanks.
>>
>>Dennis;
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>>I think it is a new feature! :)
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>>Tom