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I agree w/ otheos. Even though i dont post here that often, I do spend quite a bit of time reading the posts.
I think that this is just a little bit too much trouble and hassle to go back and forth.
I would also appreciate it if you would allow more posts per page.
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Especially if you have a 56K 
Next Page....
Next Page....
Next Page....
My little modem is smokin' already 
Gary
[This message has been edited by deltaf508 (edited 08-22-2001).]
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Sorry for the double post 
[This message has been edited by deltaf508 (edited 08-22-2001).]
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Senior Member
I just noticed this myself. Not to pleased with this change. I like all the other changes that have been made to the forum but this on is a pain in the neck. Remember, some of us are still using dialup connections. The more pages to load the slower my reading goes.
Please change it back.
Pretty Please 
Fshanda
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This is temporary. Scott is trying out a few things and is looking to make some changes. This one though, is a temporary one.
Please hang on, it is all for the best and will be bigger and better soon.
Dave
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Another vote against that 
(Dial-up connection)
Vangelis
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Ultimate Member
5 posts per page?? That's an overkill.
Among other changes in the forums lately I noticed this. While all the other changes were really good, the 5 posts/page format is an overkill.
With discussions going well into 10-20 posts, having to change back/forward 4-5 times is too much. I would think the server is loaded more this way.
Any chance you reconsider?
Thanks.
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