Save Posts?

[Kimmers]

Is there a way to save posts so that I can reference them at a later date? There is such good info on here but some I don't need at the moment would love to save them somehow so I can back to them when needed. Is there a way to do this?

[B47]

Originally Posted by Kimmers

Is there a way to save posts so that I can reference them at a later date? There is such good info on here but some I don't need at the moment would love to save them somehow so I can back to them when needed. Is there a way to do this?

Probably a better way to do it,but I keep a paper record of posts I want to save by name and date. When I want to retrieve one, I do a Search and bring it up.

[Terier]

I either bookmark it on my computer & save it to a special file for easy access or I will copy the link into a word document if I need some notes about it.

[DDC]

I just book mark any I want to maybe reference again.

[Triguy]

I tend to subscribe to threads I like and them save them under specially-named folders. I travel a bunch and access the forums through my phone, iPad and the browser so its nice to have it all in one spot within FRF subscriptions.

I also use the advance search function often.

[Weezer]

I just copy and paste the information to an email to myself, then either print it out for a folder kept in the RV, or save it to a special folder on my desk top.

[Maris]

A screen shot works.


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[Ford Idaho]

Every reply you post is added to your statistics.

Left click your user name, Select statistics select all posts.

Kind of a pain to find stuff but it is all there.

Myself I just add the thread to my favorites list in my browser.

[ependydad]

Originally Posted by Triguy

I tend to subscribe to threads I like and them save them under specially-named folders. I travel a bunch and access the forums through my phone, iPad and the browser so its nice to have it all in one spot within FRF subscriptions.

I was thinking the FRF Subscriptions were the way to do it.

For me- I use Google searches against FRF more times than not, though.