The rules - social and forum-wise

[dsproffitt]

8) Let people know whether the answers that you received did (or didn't!) work for you. If someone searches for the same issue at some future time, that will help them to decide which suggestions might be the most beneficial for them to follow. Besides, posting a quick "Thank you, that solved my problem" is common courtesy in most societies, and is doubtless appreciated by the answers.


Just a reminder that if any suggestion does (or not) help, it would be nice to know.

This is an unofficial support environment, but it is still nice to know that you helped someone

[jim wood]

Most people don't even look for posts that already answer their problem, never mind read the assistance guide. At least we can tell that you've read it.

[dsproffitt]

TM1 Support is my "day-job" for a big blue company near everyone
So, Im a big fan of politeness.

[jim wood]

So, Im a big fan of politeness.

Where did that like button go..........