January 10, 201115 yr In order to ensure a faster review by other members it would be very helpful for all to append your thread titles with [sOLVED] when your questions have been answered to your satisfaction. For example you have the following topic. Drive error, which would become [sOLVED] Drive error. Just by doing this it would allow you to skip over [sOLVED] topics and get right to the ones that are still needing help. It by no means you can not continue to reply, but would ensure unsolved posts get faster attention. If you have questions or need help feel free to contact a moderator. Thank you
March 21, 201115 yr I tried changing the title with [solved] in it but it did not show up after I posted. What did I do wrong? Can you describe it to me, how to do this? Thanks.
March 21, 201115 yr I tried changing the title with [solved] in it but it did not show up after I posted. What did I do wrong? Can you describe it to me, how to do this? Thanks. Did you start the topic? Which topic? Please post a URL.
March 23, 201115 yr Author Worst case of its your thread you can always report it and list your reason as you can't append it and a moderator can help you. Please keep in mind it should be your thread.
April 29, 201115 yr You have to MODIFY the original post. Adding [solved] to the title of a reply to the original post will not change the title. And of course, as mentioned earlier, the post has to have been started by you.
August 25, 201114 yr Modify does not seem to be an option when i go to the post i made i want to rename SOLVED. Must be something simple im not doing - anyhow SOLVED and THANKYOU, will do better next time
July 9, 201312 yr Just figured out how to actually rename the thread I had started... of course if I had read this complete thread I would have known also before I tried it and scratched my head multiple times looking for a button to change subject/thread/subject name... Just a suggestion, since I had looked at this thread long ago, before the replies were placed here with details of how to actually do it... Could the very simple short instructions be placed in an edited version of the orignal post in this stickied thread? Somthing like this... to change the example, Drive error,to [sOLVED] Drive error. 1. You need to be logged in and be the originator of the thread. 2. Go to the original post. 3. Select Modify to edit the original post, Here you can also edit the original Topic Subject name.
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