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geezer
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 Posted: Sat Jan 17, 2009 9:42 am Post subject: Message Board Menus |
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After doing some reading on TBBS, it seems each message board requires its own menu. Though I havent gotten TBBS installed on a dedicated machine (VirtualBOX/FC9), I am curious if this is a "MUST". For example, if I host 300+ echomail conferences, will I need to create 300+ menus?
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| Posted: Sat Jan 17, 2009 9:58 am Post subject: Re: Message Board Menus |
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| geezer wrote: | | After doing some reading on TBBS, it seems each message board requires its own menu. Though I havent gotten TBBS installed on a dedicated machine (VirtualBOX/FC9), I am curious if this is a "MUST". For example, if I host 300+ echomail conferences, will I need to create 300+ menus? |
It has been over a year since i had mine up, but i'm sure i had one menu that i passed what board to it.
You also have global reading options.
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