<r><I><s>[i]</s>I found, if i don't log out, the site "keeps me in", no action needed at the next visit...so the bother is not so hard<e>[/i]</e></I><br/>
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Hello Karl,<br/>
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Yes, that's absolutely great. That's another thing I hate in some sites, being logged out without a real need for ...

<t>Hello Phil.<br/>
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First our best wishes back.<br/>
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Next, yes, keeping track works if I bother to login. The subject remains "red" but it said "2 NEW". That is more or less how it works n Agent, although Agent doesn't tell how many new messages there are per subject.<br/>
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I have ...

<t>Hello Wolfgang,<br/>
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I tell you what ... the forum mail arrives but it is the first mail in years which doesn't show correctly in our e-mail client, based on the code from Sven Ebert. I only see a grey background so there's a good chance that it he forum software is not following the rules ...

<t>Hello Phil,<br/>
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This is for me to test if the thread gets "red" again after you reply to it, if you do. Robert wrote in the NG that this forum keeps track of what is read when one logs in. Normally I am to lazy to log in anywhere so I only do that when I absolutely have no other choice ...

<t>Hello Phil,<br/>
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Good to see you in X# and we are looking forward to see your appreciated postings again, here.<br/>
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Two things:<br/>
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1) It would be great if you use the X# NG. I understand that synchronizing forum and NG is on Roberts to do list. I can quickly check multiple ...