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Old 13-09-2016, 01:01 AM   #1
paulie
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Join Date: Feb 2016
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Default forum options?

Not sure where to post, look or ask. So i posted a thread here i hope of some help.

Is there somewhere i can make changes to how i view threads?
Currently i seem to b viewing threads in reverse.

If there is a thread say with 4 pages the first actual post isn't at the top of page 1 for me.
Its at the bottom of page 4. Which is a real pain.
I can never read something and go later on "oh yeah its on page 2" or such. As the posts keep moving to different pages as new posts are made.

not to mention i have to scroll past any new posts to find wherr i was at last then start reading back. (Kinda like seeing the end of a movie before i see how it starts) a real pain in the butt...

So does anyone know how i can change it?

Cheers.
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