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1/20/2006 9:47 AM  
Welcome to the Suggestions forum where we encourage ideas about how to make the site and these forums more effective.

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pitbull107
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1/25/2006 3:50 AM  
Where is the "Allegro" forum? How about a section for Allegro pcb design/issues/fixes/etc?
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1/25/2006 5:46 AM  
Pitbull,

The forums for Allegro are under the heading "Silicon-package-board".

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nitin_sharma
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2/02/2006 9:57 AM  
Hi,

I discovered this forum yesterday. It looks promising to me. Do you have ability to send e-mail digests of forums once a day? If not can it be added?

Thanks,
Nitin
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2/02/2006 11:52 AM  
Nitin,

There is a nice email subscription capability in the forums that allows you to get email notification of posts forum by forum. Once logged in. you will see the ability to check "Email me when someone posts to this forum". Also, you can manage your forum subscriptions by going to your forum profile and the 'Subscriptions' tab.

Regarding your 'digest' question, this is an interesting idea and one we will take into consideration.
nanda
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2/14/2006 12:56 AM  
Hi

Request for RSS Feed for Topic vice

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2/14/2006 5:44 AM  
Nanda,

Another interesting idea that we are exploring. Thanks for your comment.
nanda
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2/21/2006 10:13 PM  
Hi

Request:
1. Topic vise Unanswered & Not Read . Like S-P-B, DIGITAL IC,
2. control for text like Bold, Underlineig Coloring the important words, etc...

--nanda

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2/24/2006 9:53 AM  
Nanda,

I am unclear what you mean by your request #1.

However, request #2 we are responding to - you will see some options for rich text soon.

thanks again for your comments

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vertreko
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9/17/2007 11:19 AM  
Is there a way to mark all posts as read?
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9/17/2007 11:30 AM  
Hi Vertreko,

thank you for the question.  Yes, there is a way to mark all read threads.

When you are on the "home" page of any forum, to the left of each thread is an icon of a page.  Unread threads have a red starburst in the upper left corner of the page icon.

As you read each thread, the starburst goes away.

On the "home" page of each forum category, e.g. Custom IC, Functional Verification, you will see a "folder" icon.  If there is a red starburst on the folder, there are unread threads in that forum.

If you want to mark all threads as "read"  click on the link at the bottom of each forum that reads "mark all read"

Enjoy

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vertreko
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9/17/2007 12:12 PM  
Thanks for the tip on marking stuff read. Another suggestion: add a forum (maybe under "General Topics"?) where people can discuss their impressions of CDNLive.
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9/17/2007 12:55 PM  

Comments about CDNlive! papers and presentations can be posted to the appropriate forum where others  would be intereseted in your comments.

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9/17/2007 1:19 PM  
Posted By Administrator on 9/17/2007 12:55 PM

Comments about CDNlive! papers and presentations can be posted to the appropriate forum where others  would be intereseted in your comments.

administrator

What about comments about the event itself (e.g. keynote addresses, badge technology, music reviews of the Chad Tuckers)?
mcatramb91
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9/17/2007 2:52 PM  
If you attended CDNLive! Silicon Valley 2007 your feedback is very important to us so please take a moment to fill out the Event Survey that is if you haven't already.

The CDNLive! Silicon Valley 2007 Event Survey (Post Event) URL is --> http://my.getnformed.com/cdnlive/postevent

Sincerely,
Michael Catrambone
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vnsasi_t
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5/27/2008 9:38 PM  
hi
Where is the "ORCAD" forum? How about a section for ORCAD pcb design/issues/fixes/etc?
vnsasi_t
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5/27/2008 9:44 PM  
I observed so many unanswerred questions are there. For these questions , after some time (with in one week or..) if no body answered, then moderator needs to provide the answer. it is just suggestion.
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5/28/2008 8:55 AM  
Posted By vnsasi_t on 5/27/2008 9:44 PM
I observed so many unanswerred questions are there. For these questions , after some time (with in one week or..) if no body answered, then moderator needs to provide the answer. it is just suggestion.

Hello,

My apologies for the delay in getting back to you. I totally agree with you. And this is something I'm working to address. Meantime, in answer to your question, the orcad forums are here:

http://www.orcad.com/forums/
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