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#138665 - 09/12/10 11:45 AM Flat Mode Rocks
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I recently switched from threaded mode to flat mode. Quickly reading through multiple posts is now much much easier.

For example, I recently read through a dozen posts on a topic I hadn't looked at before. In threaded mode I would have had to open and close each post. In flat mode they are all there at once so I can just skim down the page. Wonderful!

I seem to be slower at discovering computer things than most people around me.


Edited by DJ2 (09/12/10 05:18 PM)

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#139135 - 09/22/10 01:40 AM Re: Flat Mode Rocks [Re: DJ2]
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Heh. yeah I switched to flat about 4 days after joining the forums.
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#140569 - 10/16/10 08:04 PM Re: Flat Mode Rocks [Re: DJ2]
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If only I could convert some of my favorite trails to flat mode!!!!

.......and keep the views of course.
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#146022 - 02/07/11 05:42 PM Re: Flat Mode Rocks [Re: DJ2]
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It took me a year or two to figure out flat mode. I love it as well. smile
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