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Discussion Forums Offer New Subscribe Feature

Dynamic Chiropractic Staff

Visiting a message board is a great way to post your opinions and share ideas, but it can get frustrating trying to pore through the hundreds of new posts that are left on message boards every day.

To ease this problem, Chiroweb.com has introduced a "subscribe" feature for its discussion forums. This new feature is especially beneficial for monitoring the amount of traffic on columnist bulletin boards.

You'll find the subscribe feature at the bottom of each discussion forum. To subscribe to a particular discussion forum, enter your e-mail address in the proper field, select the "Add Address to List" option and click the "Send Address" button. Any time a message is posted to that discussion forum, a copy of the message will be sent to you via e-mail.

May 1999
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