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Name: Teri
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How to Post a New Topic or Reply to an existing topic

How to post to a thread or to begin a new topic:

If you are interested in posting a reply to an existing thread, here’s what you should do.
 
First, you need to Register for http://www.aarp.org, if you are registered and signed in, you will be viewing a group you would like to reply to. First, click on Join this Group underneath the Group Picture to the left. 
 
If this is a request only group, you will have to await approval from the Group Owner prior to joining. If it is a public group, you no longer see Join this Group under the photo but the option to Leave this Group. For more on Joining a Group – see this tutorial http://assets.aarp.org/www.aarp.org_/articles/help/group_tutorial.pdf
 
Once you have joined a group you can create a New Topic or Reply to any post within an existing topic. To Create a New Topic simply click on the New Topic button near the top of the screen.  You must be at the group level to see this button.  If you are in a topic you should click on Back to all Topics link.
 
You will then be at the group level page.
 
If you would like to post a reply there are two options for replying.
 
First, you have the option to reply directly to the topic post, this is shown above and at the top of every page within the group discussion. 
 
Second, If you would like to post a reply to someone who has replied to the original you will want to click on the Reply to Post link at the top of their post.

Enjoy!!

Zil says:

dear Teri, thanks for the tutorial and taking the time for the concise procedure. I hope you can post more tutorials on other subjects which have caused many a frustration. Also, when I want to delete my read messages, the delete box appears at the very bottom of the screen. Thought you might want to know. Thanks again, Zil
Posted: January 29, 2009 4:15PM EST

Thanks, Teri!! I'll be watching for more of these instructional journals. Between you and Amy and the Help link I should be able to direct my new friends to a friendly place to learn their way around here. I appreciate the fact that you folks are always so willing to help!
Posted: January 28, 2009 10:15PM EST
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