Forum Suggestion . . .

[_Theresa_Verburg_]

Just a thought . . .

Is it possible for the list of topics in the Adobe User to User Forums be set up so it's in more of a table/spreadsheet format? Could they be sortable by date or alphabetical order?

Thanks!

Theresa Verburg

[_Phos_four_dots_]

Hmm...Say what we might about the AdobeForums.com forums, but...

I created one log-in name years ago, and it has never required me to manually enter my name and password in all that time. Sure, I logged out once, just to try it, and it took me a couple hours to find a text record of the password I used way back when.

Is it pretty? Not especially. But generally speaking, the spartan design works well, and pretty fast, without a lot of visual flotsam and jetsam getting in the way of real info exchange.

But..the search function still stinks like skunks.

The former MM/Flash/ColdFusion/FuseTalk forums are nothing but gussied-up Model A Fords by comparison.

[_Phos_four_dots_]

Oh, and as for spelling check?

Firefox covers that chore just fine all by itself.

[Guest]

As does Safari.

[_Nerd_genius_]

I agree...

[Claudio_González1]

Aren't you joining in some eight months late?

[_Garrett_Cobarr_]

Claudio and Nerd, I was surprised to see this thread still alive. Did Adobe extend the life of these forum threads? It was my understanding they wiped them after 8 months.

[Claudio_González1]

Don't ask me. Maybe Forum Operatios can answer your question, but I would suspect they are a bit busy these days:

Forums Operations, "Forum Downtime and Updates" #, 18 Sep 2007 3:05 pm

[_Merzeji_Hrogbe_]

It would be nice, newer forums are table-like, but the older... :/

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[D__McCahill]

I can't see the value in sorting by alphabet. We already have sorting by date ... the date of the last post. I'm also at a loss at why you might want to sort based on the date of the initial posting.

[_robert_held_]

Asking the wrong person since I have not been using Photoshop elements 2 for quite some time... many other problems kept me away, whuchg have not ceased...

[_Phos_four_dots_]

Robert Held...

What problems have you been able to trace backthrough a logical process of eliminationto being solely the fault of PSE2?

And if it's really an involved answer, maybe you should take it up in the PSE forum, right?

[_Merzeji_Hrogbe_]

Don: sorting by first post is sometimes handy... But I can't say exectly when :p<a <br /><br />[hidden link deleted by host]

[Claudio_González1]

That once in a blue moon when it is? Because I have never felt the need for that kind of sorting... Or was your message just an excuse to post your link?

[_barbara_e_roberts_]

I am really in vague to answer this question, because I never felt the need for this kind of sorting. maybe you should take it up in the PSE forum,to sort out this problem

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[Kath-H]

Nice slice of spam in that sig.

[_Michelle_Dee_]

I agree... some kind of organization would help.

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[_debjani_dasgupta_]

I have never felt the need for that kind of sorting. I have not been using Photoshop elements 2 for quite some time.
Martin Fowl

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[_Jerry_Huyghe_]

maybe it's just me but sorting by post is very useful when locating a topic related to a certain release or patch version when other users are using newer releases than you.

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[Neil_Keller]

Jerry,

It just won't work as there is no consistency in the way folks create subject lines used for topics. You might try using the "Find" function of your browser to do a key word search.

Neil