Posted: Thu Feb 18, 2010 10:37 am
It's an unspoken rule and common courtesy to start your own post when you have an issue. That way we know your version of the product, your operating system, you can mark it Resolved when your questions have been answered and you can post the gory details of your problem rather coming into a similar thread and simply saying you "have the same problem". No, you don't. Get the point? 
And while "the Moderator" may have said to search for an existing post rather than blindly creating a new one, the goal of said search is to see if the question you are planning on asking has already been asked and answered, so you get your answer right away. The goal is not to find a thread to hi-jack.
And while "the Moderator" may have said to search for an existing post rather than blindly creating a new one, the goal of said search is to see if the question you are planning on asking has already been asked and answered, so you get your answer right away. The goal is not to find a thread to hi-jack.
