You have 1 new message - READ IT NOW!!!!
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You have 1 new message - READ IT NOW!!!!
I get mildly teed off by constantly reading posts like "I've sent you a pm".
These are presumably necessary because some people don't check the top of their screen. Would it not be possible when you have a new message to have it light up in 6' flashing capitals before leaping out of the screen and slapping you on the forehead? [/b]
These are presumably necessary because some people don't check the top of their screen. Would it not be possible when you have a new message to have it light up in 6' flashing capitals before leaping out of the screen and slapping you on the forehead? [/b]
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self importance?dtaai-maai wrote::
But this begs the question why do people need to announce that they've sent a pm?
it's sometimes annoying when the pm involved is part of a problem solving thread & you follow it in the hope of learning the final solution, only to be still left in the dark at the final hurdle
Remember, no one can make you feel inferior without your consent.
I think that probably for newer members, who may not yet understand how the PM system works, a posted alert might help them know that something's waiting. Also more experienced members will understand that if they can still see their message in their outbox, rather than sentbox, the recipient hasn't seen it. So, it may be a nudge.dtaai-maai wrote:As Mrs D-M would say, "Ow".
A box and an email? My god, what have I been missing all these months?
But this begs the question why do people need to announce that they've sent a pm?
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The pop-up window appears when I use I.E. but not with Firefox, which doesn´t allow them.
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Let's everyone send DM a PM so he feels better. Petedtaai-maai wrote:I've just checked my profile, and I had already clicked yes for a pop-up box and email notification. Never had either. Now I feel deprived.
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lomuamart wrote:I think that probably for newer members, who may not yet understand how the PM system works, a posted alert might help them know that something's waiting. Also more experienced members will understand that if they can still see their message in their outbox, rather than sentbox, the recipient hasn't seen it. So, it may be a nudge.
Bamboo Grove wrote:
also.The pop-up window appears when I use I.E. but not with FireFox, which doesn´t allow them.
Until I read BG's message I was going to say that I had not received any since I'd switched to FireFox, and was going to ask how to allow pop-ups. It seems that a weakness with FireFox has been identified .............. unless somebody knows how.
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