Please read this before posting here
 

If you have a problem, begin your topic [unsolved] then when it's solved edit your topic to [solved] so the forum can be more effective.

This is for helping other users to see if the problem has been solved..

Thanks in advance

Thanks for people beeing friendly. Lately nobody forget the "unsolved" or "solved" in their topics..

Thank you..

People is geting lazy again, please conutine write [unsolved] and [solved] so we dont waste other peoples time

Reminding again, "##!?%& please read this post and follow it, I am siting many times a week and have to edit alot of post not folowing this..

I also noticed that I haven't seen [SOLVED] and [UNSOLVED] tags in ages. So please try to remember those. Maybe I should start adding those tags but right now this forum seems to be a bit slow so maybe later.

And one other thing: PLEASE PEOPLE! USE SEARCH! The same problems come up frequently so before you post, check that there isn't already existing thread about it. For example the jumpy knob bug has been discussed on three different threads.

Juho if you want fix the posts you go ahead and do it,

I am to lazy..

I think we need set up som really nasty rule here. That we delete threads that doesnt follow this or something.

It is now a diaster area :(

Maybe we could then pack all the imperfect threads into one black space ship and then fly it to the sun.

yeah, maybe we shall erase users that cant read and understand this little easy bit of information.

Please could you explain how to go about changing the thread title (from [unsolved] to [solved])? I'm not overly familiar with PHP boards...

Thanks Ceri, must have been an overlooked issue in the migration from phpbb to vbulletin.

Have now fixed this. So anyone can now edit the thread title in their first post and it will rename the thread properly (externally).

Cheers. :)