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Can I Change Forum Settings To Chronology Newest First?

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Hi, i have tried searching and can not find in the help section or this forum any reference to changing the forum display from oldest post first to newest post first. It also does not appear to be in "my settings", sorry for the stupid question and i am sure there is a simple answer,

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mad082 Grand Master

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If you just want to see the first unread post in thread that you have already viewed then you can click on the left side of the thread title and it will take you to the first unread post. I'm on my phone at the moment so I can screen shot it for you, but you should see a dot in a column to the left of the thread title. If you hover your mouse over it it should say "go to first unread post", or something like that. Click on it

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