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To find post by a user
If you click on a username, you will see an option to see all posts by a person. You can do this on yourself, or anyone who posts. (I often look back at prior posts of individuals when I come across a strange request - to see the tone and difficulty of prior posts.)
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Thanks for your response joeyg. I could see how to view questions from other users but not my own, I tripped up it later in the day. For anyone else it's Quick Links > My Profile > Find all posts by james6
Cheers, Simon.  |
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