Apologies for raising this, as I feel sure this has been covered before, but despite searching extensively on the forum, I can’t find the answer. I’ve noticed that it’s possible to reply to posts using @ and the username of a forum member but I can’t work out how you do that. The daft thing is, I managed to do it a couple of months ago, but I’ve forgotten again how to do it!
If someone can point me in the right direction, it would be much appreciated.
@Neil-26 - just include the ‘@‘ symbol as the first letter of a word as I have just done and the names of people in the thread are offered to you for selection. For more names type the @ and the initial letters of someone’s ID, e.g ‘@ri’ to find @Richard.Dane and more names will appear in a dripdown list.
Thanks for the quick replies - I’ll give it a try.
If you reply to a person’s post you don’t need the @. You’ll see this as a reply to you. You only need the @ to get someone’s attention. So if I write @Mike-B then Mike will get an alert.
Yes, thanks HH, I’ve just tried it following the earlier responses from MikeB and T-Elmi and I’ve got the hang of it now.
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