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How to receive Notifications of new items

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If you want to always be notified by email, PM or via a "Notification" (direct on the forum) of replies to topics you've posted in or of new PMs, go to "Settings". Click on "Notification Options" on the right in "Settings" where you will see various options. You can also directly go to your Notification Options in the main menu at the top, under Settings.

 

"Notification List" in the options means it will alert you via the forum to anything you've asked to be notified of, so that you can be immediately notified whilst viewing the forum. You can find this "Notification List" in the little icon with a Bell icon in it, in the user bar at the top right of all pages where your user name shows. When you get new notifications, a little number will show next to this icon. If you click on the Bell icon when there's no number in it, it will give you a link to old notifications.

Note - notifications older than 3 months are automatically deleted.

 

Added info - As from August 2012 (following the upgrade), new members are now set to always automatically receive immediate notifications by email of replies in any topics they start or take part in. You can change this by going to your Notification Settings as described above.


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Marina

(belated DX in June '05, SPMS)

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