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Old 01-15-2008, 05:55 AM #1
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Default I searched, but did not find how to edit posts.
It is almost 3am and my Restless Legs Syndrome is on a "tear" tonight. Pills don't work.

I have looked for a -- sorry, having a "Morphine Moment" where I find it hard to find a word in my brain.

I want to make edits to a posting, but do not recognize the symbol for editing. Sorry for such a lame posting, but I just don't see it.

I searched for it, but no results. Thank you for any help.
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Hi
the edit button will appear on all posts UP TO 24hrs after the post was originally made.
After that only moderators/admin can edit and so you wont see the edit button if its more than a day since you first made the post

If you need a post edited thatis past the 24 hr edit limit, please contact someone on the support team with a link to your post as well info on the specific section you want edited

hope that helps and that you are feeling less pain today

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Hi Cheri, thank you for your quick reply.

I have been on heavy class II meds for some time and my memory is.... well, just a memory. I certainly appreciate your patience and will try not to be too irritating with my mistakes.

Thanks again.....Dave
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