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I am mystified on how to change the color of the lights on the left column (the ones that show they are open (yellow) or closed (white) topics. I go into the forum and the smack boards and read each lit subject, then I refresh and change that light back to white. I then go back to the main menu and refresh and they just stay yellow. What's up with that?

I'm not quite sure what you're saying. You saying that you can leave a board and come back and everything is lit up as though it's all unread?

Perhaps I am unsure of how to say it. At the top of the page is the recruiting Forum, and a "smack" forum. In the box to left hand side of the column are two lights. They will appear yellow if there are new topics/replies, and will be white if there are none. When you enter the forum, there are many topics and the ones you haven't yet read are yellow. After I read those topics, I refresh and the light turns white. I then go back out of the forum, hit "refresh" again, but the yellow lights will not turm white. Why is that? What can I do about it?

ctipton Wrote:Perhaps I am unsure of how to say it. At the top of the page is the recruiting Forum, and a "smack" forum. In the box to left hand side of the column are two lights. They will appear yellow if there are new topics/replies, and will be white if there are none. When you enter the forum, there are many topics and the ones you haven't yet read are yellow. After I read those topics, I refresh and the light turns white. I then go back out of the forum, hit "refresh" again, but the yellow lights will not turm white. Why is that? What can I do about it?

That's odd. Not happening for me.

Browser? Browser Version? OS?

I am fairly computer illiterate. I don't know how to answer the questions. When you are asking my browser, how would I be able to tell you that? I have service with Time-Warner Cable, and I have a Windows XP. Is that what you need?

Your browser is the program you use to get on the internet(i.e. Internet Explorer, Mozilla, Firebird). You probably use IE. Browser version is the version of that browser that you are using, I'm not sure where to find that on XP. Your OS is the operating system on your computer, which you said was Windows XP.

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Thanks for the help. No one has ever taken the time to explain that for me.

chris