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[seasprite]

1) Surely the administrators of this sight could put the topics under
Stocks A-H
Stocks I-P and Stocks Q-Z in alphabetical order . Its a horses ass trying to find if a stock is listed in a forum. Search option is pathetic

2) It would also be quicker if the last comment in any forum appeared first instead of flicking through to the last page then scrolling to the bottom of the page.

I would do it myself if I knew anything about computers but my main purpose in life is to make the world a better place.

 

[nunthewiser]

Good grief................. someone hand me a coke willya

 

[Joe Blow]

Search option is pathetic

Actually, it is quite powerful if you use the 'Advanced Search'. Read this thread for tips on making the most of the site search: https://www.aussiestockforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=8380

2) It would also be quicker if the last comment in any forum appeared first instead of flicking through to the last page then scrolling to the bottom of the page.

Go here: https://www.aussiestockforums.com/account/preferences

Scroll down to where it says 'Thread Display Mode', select 'Linear - Newest First' from the drop down box then click on 'Save Changes' at the bottom of the page.

If you have any further questions, feel free to ask.

 

[seasprite]

good grief alright , I may as well flick through all the pages . where's the bourbon.

 

[Julia]

Dear Seasprite,

We're very sorry you are being so inconvenienced.

Might be good to find another site (rather than 'sight') which better suits your requirements?

 

[Doris]

It would also be quicker if the last comment in any forum appeared first instead of flicking through to the last page then scrolling to the bottom of the page.

I do 'ctrl-end' then 'page up' (twice) to get to the last post on any thread.
- Takes 'a blink'.

I prefer the chronological order they're in as they read logically from the top!
... especially new threads I haven't yet read.

I prefer the latest stocks posted first as these are potentially more current opinions/info.
... especially when seeking new stocks for my watch-list.

Must try Joe's instructions, Advanced Search for finding older posts on stocks though!