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getting message content in emails SPECIFICLY
i'm, getting a ton of email messages that just inform me that someone has messaged me but i cannot see the content, but am rather redirected to this website, and have to go through the slow log in process every. single. time. the emails say there is a way to change this so that the content is visible in 'my stuff.' well, thanks! id imagined you could change it in my stuf... mm needs to be a LITTLE more specific so, doe anyone know exactly how to do this? do i just need to disable email notification Apr 22 14 06:42 am Link Hi Leonora, In the 'my stuff' tab at the page header seek the 'notifications format' link. In the drop down box for: 'Show text of messages in notifications' select: Yes. click save. Hope this helps. Apr 22 14 06:51 am Link leonora korvenkontio wrote: I don't know how to change email notification options like you are suggesting (or even if it's possible), but honestly I never liked this feature that they added (showing content of message in notification email). Apr 22 14 06:54 am Link Fifty One Imaging wrote: durrr de durr , now i feel dumb Apr 22 14 07:08 am Link Gary Melton wrote: +1 Apr 22 14 08:30 am Link my stuff > notifications format Show text of messages in notifications: YES SAVE This is a very useful feature that lets you check for . It also lets you know about tags, pic comments, and friend requests which could be easily missed. Apr 22 14 10:28 am Link leonora korvenkontio wrote: Yes, in your In Box screen you should have a link called Manage Folders leonora korvenkontio wrote: If the message is bolded, it means they have responded and you have not yet opened the message to read it. You're probably asking if there is anyway you can read it and not respond immediately yet later find out (without opening it) if you have responded or not. The answer is no--or rather not to my knowledge anyway. Edit: Although I suppose you could create a folder of read but not yet responded. leonora korvenkontio wrote: I'm okay with it, but have been using it for awhile now. At least it is much less damaging than what Microsoft or Adobe does often obliterating years of training to scratch a developer's itch. Apr 22 14 10:58 am Link |