mema/poppop
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When seeing a post that has maybe 200 plus pages, can you click someway to say get to page 40 without going through all 40 pages
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rv2go
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Enter the page number you want in the box and press enter on you keyboard.
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Francesca Knowles
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rv2go wrote:Enter the page number you want in the box and press enter on you keyboard.
What box is that?
I've wondered about this, too- I only see a little box that gives a choice of "oldest or newest post first"...
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LadyRVer
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About 1" down from the header on the page, go to the right side of the page.
It will say Page 1 of 9 (example) and you change the 1 to 8 and then hit enter.
Do not click on next... that does not do it. That will give you page 8 (example.) The enter click will take you to the page number you are requesting.
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pulsar
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On the right hand side, just above the first post and just below the last post on a page, you will find the Page: box.
Enter the page number you want and then hit your computer's Enter (or Return) key.
Tom
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mema/poppop
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Thanks, tried it and it works.
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IAMICHABOD
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I wondering too thanks pulsar
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Francesca Knowles
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Thanks, all- and thanks for asking the question, O.P.!
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