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Never mind I think I found out how to do it, I was clicking on my name and hit posts and only showed my last 5 posts now I have to go into the fourms and find my name click it and then hit find members posts and it will give me all of them, kinda stupid that it has to be done this way, I use to be able to just click my name and then members post and it would give me all of them now you have to go all the way around the barn for me to view all of my posts. Thanks anyway HyperBuzzin.

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Yours must be differant from mine, if you go to the main forum page and go all the way to the bottom and click your name where you see everybody thats logged and then click posts thats when I only see my last 5 posts, it wasnt like that before, you use to see every post that I posted, now I have to click on a post that ive posted under my name and then click find members posts then I get them all, Oh well.

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I see what ya mean now. I was clicking on the names right here in the posts.I do just get the last 5 when clicking my name on the main page.

I usually just use the 'My last 10 posts' from the 'My assistant' link.

If I want to view more than 10, I'll click my name in one of those posts then.

I don't think I ever looked at my posts from 'My profile' page.

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