Posted: Sat Aug 14, 2004 11:20 pm
ADDITIONS:
1. The ability to "block" a user and their posts. Simply add a user you wish to block to your address book on the forums found in the "Your Messenger" section. Once added, select NO when asked "Allow this member to message you?". Once selected.. the users posts and private messages will be no longer seen when logged on.
2. Added a spell checker. When making a post, there is a new button next to "Save to notepad". It's labled "Spell check post" and simply copies the post you've made, checks it for errors and then corrects them as needed and prints out the final post in a new window.
3. Added a "Find Topics started by (username)" in members profiles. Clicking on that link opens a small pop-up window with the search results showing you all topics started by that specific user.
4. Support for RSS Feed added.. watch for a new feed block soon.
FIXES:
1. Capitals and Exclamation/Question marks now work in the Thread subject line.
2. Optimized the database.. should be a bit faster while browsing. Noticably on older, slower machines.
Edited By StoneCold on 1093097957
1. The ability to "block" a user and their posts. Simply add a user you wish to block to your address book on the forums found in the "Your Messenger" section. Once added, select NO when asked "Allow this member to message you?". Once selected.. the users posts and private messages will be no longer seen when logged on.
2. Added a spell checker. When making a post, there is a new button next to "Save to notepad". It's labled "Spell check post" and simply copies the post you've made, checks it for errors and then corrects them as needed and prints out the final post in a new window.
3. Added a "Find Topics started by (username)" in members profiles. Clicking on that link opens a small pop-up window with the search results showing you all topics started by that specific user.
4. Support for RSS Feed added.. watch for a new feed block soon.
FIXES:
1. Capitals and Exclamation/Question marks now work in the Thread subject line.
2. Optimized the database.. should be a bit faster while browsing. Noticably on older, slower machines.
Edited By StoneCold on 1093097957
