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Old 09-14-2005, 10:14 AM   #1 (permalink)
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I had asked a question in the "other forum" a while back (maybe as long ago as a year ago) on an Excel problem I was having. I was wondering if there is any way I can see the responses I received from this post, as one fixed my problem I was having. I should have printed it out or wrote it down but I did not. Well I have forgotten the solution and the problem has come back.
I looked in archives and could not see where to go to try to find it, amd also looked at all my post, but it did not show.
Not sure if possible but if it is please let me know.
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Old 09-14-2005, 10:19 AM   #2 (permalink)
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I don't believe that is going to be possible. The old "Other" forum was not archived.
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Re: Retriving old post

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I had asked a question in the "other forum" a while back (maybe as long ago as a year ago) on an Excel problem I was having. I was wondering if there is any way I can see the responses I received from this post, as one fixed my problem I was having. I should have printed it out or wrote it down but I did not. Well I have forgotten the solution and the problem has come back.
I looked in archives and could not see where to go to try to find it, amd also looked at all my post, but it did not show.
Not sure if possible but if it is please let me know.
Thanks

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Not only was the "other" forum not archived, but you can't access topics in the current OTQ forum that are older than 60days since as I understand it the S/W sends them into cyber space and only information under 60 days can be accessed or searched. I've basically quite posting anything important there like the generator threads since I don't choose to waste my time trying to prepare a meaningfull response when it will be automatically "round filed" after 60 days.

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