Harv
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Muhammad -
I keep trying to wean myself from reading every message that is posted, but I just can't help myself. /w3tcompact/icons/crazy.gif
Since I am now spending way more time reading TractorByNet than I really have time for, I was looking for a faster way to get through it each day.
I generally just use the "Past 24 Hours" link and then open each message I haven't previously read until I'm caught up. It takes a lot of time to open each message individually, so I was wondering if there's any possibility of having a "Flat" mode for this list of messages?
As long as I'm shooting for the moon, it would be super great if I could bring up a subset of the 24-hour list that consists of just the messages I haven't read yet, and then view them in flat mode.
I've tried all the other ways to read messages (forum by forum, etc.), but I keep coming back to the "Past 24 Hours" method.
If I'm the only one looking for remedy here, then I'll just seek professional help from a local Shrinkologist. /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif
I keep trying to wean myself from reading every message that is posted, but I just can't help myself. /w3tcompact/icons/crazy.gif
Since I am now spending way more time reading TractorByNet than I really have time for, I was looking for a faster way to get through it each day.
I generally just use the "Past 24 Hours" link and then open each message I haven't previously read until I'm caught up. It takes a lot of time to open each message individually, so I was wondering if there's any possibility of having a "Flat" mode for this list of messages?
As long as I'm shooting for the moon, it would be super great if I could bring up a subset of the 24-hour list that consists of just the messages I haven't read yet, and then view them in flat mode.
I've tried all the other ways to read messages (forum by forum, etc.), but I keep coming back to the "Past 24 Hours" method.
If I'm the only one looking for remedy here, then I'll just seek professional help from a local Shrinkologist. /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif
