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does anyone here also post on the AAW forum?

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does anyone here also post on the AAW forum?

GaryG in MD

I am logged on to the AAW forum, and it will show me my profile and let me change my PW and all that, but I'll be darned if I can find a button or link that says "post new".

There has to be one there somewhere, but if there is, it's well hidden.

How do I post a message???

Thanks, GG

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john lucas

It's on the very bottom right hand side. I thought I had the same problem once and then found it. Not sure why it's way down there but it is.

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Thanks, John, but I don't see it.

GaryG in MD

I really do appear to be logged on.

My profile is there, I can change my PW, etc.

But the attached is what I see bottom right.

??

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and here's the top

GaryG in MD


There's nothing of interest on the bottom left either.

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Alan Zenreich

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Alan Zenreich

You are viewing the new posts results screen, and that spans forums, so there is no concept of creating a new post while on that search result screen.

Click on Forums in the menu bar for a list of forums. When you are viewing a list of threads in the selected forum, you will see Post New thread buttons at the top and bottom of the page.

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Thanks, Alan

GaryG in MD

That was the trick.

Appreciate it. ...GG

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Bill Boehme

I sent you an email a couple days ago telling you how to post to a thread or start a new thread. Did you see it?

Bill Boehme

AAW Forum Administrator

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