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  1. StephenNaulls's Avatar
    1 14-06-2012  17:49
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    Hi guys,

    Was just wondering if there is a way for me to view all of the posts I have made, or the ones I have made in the past 24 hours without having to watch the thread or be quoted.

    Thanks.
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    2 14-06-2012  18:17
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    Re: View my own posts
    Yes- Click on your username and on 'Find latest posts or click on your name, public profile, my stats tab and find all posts.
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