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How do I Get Responses To Posts?

Comment on 2008-03-07 01:29 from lneumar (3)

After I make a post in the forums, how do I know when someone has responded to it?  Do I get an e-mail about it?  Thanks.

manually

Comment on 2008-03-07 01:53 from Joe Riel (Maple Rating 4 1248)

We used to get an email notification when someone responded to a thread to which we are subscribed, which was usually any thread we had contributed to.  That is, apparently, no longer the case.  What I do is check the "Recent posts" link on the upper left of the page every once in a while.

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and with some luck

Comment on 2008-03-07 02:34 from Doug Meade (Maple Rating 4 709)

And, if it so happens that more than 10 posts have been posted after one a response was added to your topic, then you won't see it in the "recent post" list. Then, you can go to your account and see all of your posts.

This is not an efficient way to keep track of your topics.

PLEASE, bring back the e-mail notification of posting of responses.

Doug

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I agree

Comment on 2008-03-07 09:22 from Tim Van Dusen (Maple Rating 3 212)

I agree.

I think that if something like this is important to you, or anyone else who is so helpful here, it should be very important to anyone with maplesoft responsible for managing the mapleprimes.

Thanks again for all that you contribute here.

new beta.mapleprimes.com?

Comment on 2008-03-07 11:34 from jakubi (Maple Rating 4 899)

The page How can I login? is a bit outdated.

math syntax using MathML?

Comment on 2008-03-07 11:42 from jakubi (Maple Rating 4 899)

The mathml code example in Posting 2D Math on MaplePrimes does not seem to work at present.

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