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That title isn't exactly what my question is . . . but the right words escape me!
![]() What I would like to know is this. Is there a way in which we can save a thread to a place where we can go to retrieve them at a later date? The advice that they give, and the updates that are there are a valuable asset. I do know that we can click on the Notification in the Thread Subscription at the bottom of the page where the threads are located. But that is not exactly what I am wanting to do. Specifically (right now) I would love to begin keeping threads that give advice on using Shutterfly all in one place, so when I am working on a book I can just hop over and "read all about it"! I know that there have been several threads recently that would be great to have in one place. I guess that I could copy and paste the URL for each one into a Word Doc. ... that might be a good thing if there is no such animal as what I am asking! ![]() Does this exist already?
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under "thread tools", click on "subscribe to thread", then follow the directions. it will save it for you. when you need to see them, go to "User CP" and go down to the "see subscriptions" and there they'll all be. it's handy -dandy. i've been saving the new /upgrade computer tips threads.
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that is good to know, I had no idea that even existed.
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OMG - I had no idea!! Thank you!!!
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Oh, I better subscribe to this thread so I'll remember how to subscribe
.Ask and you shall receive!
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hey, Janice! thanks for that info. who knew?
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Thanks so so so much! I would have never found that on my own. I just "search" for threads and come up with some here and there, but this sounds like a great timesaver. I think that I need to do some exploring and play with all of the cool things on this site!
I really appreciate my new found knowledge . . . thanks again. I am off to try this out, before I loose this thread.
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Janice . . . I just set up a folder for Shutterfly "info" and one for Photoshop CS "info". This is going to be a great timesaver!
I just need to use the great advice that is given in all of the threads that I am saving!!!
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Mollie My DD Gallery DD Photo-a-Day Flickr Group Software: Photoshop Elements 8.0 My Gear: Canon PowerShot G10, Canon D50 , Tameron 28-300 lens and Canon 50mm - 1.4 lensComputer: iMac |
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This is the coolest thing since sliced bread! I just made several folders and moved some of the threads into them. It is such a sense of accomplishment to learn something new and to be able to use it. Makes life so much easier! Love this. Thanks again!
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