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Old 07-07-2007, 11:39 AM #1
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Question JO 55 -Could you review the response to PM
OK - I am computer illiterate. Please help.
Since I usually get confused with how to reply to a PM I write a completely new one. Thus I am now trying to reply. I entered my reply "above" their reply to me. Is that correct. I just scrolled down the enter key to get space to reply above theirs.
Next question and most important one. Will my reply come up as an Unread Message in the Private Messages in the top right hand box. The box that says: Private Mesages: Unread (#) , Total (#) or do only NEW PM's reflect "unread in that box. I am confused. Do I need to send a new PM each time so the people know they have a PM or will the reply reflect as an unread PM also?
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