Hello & greetings to all Monks

      Actually i would say that its a great place here and the day i have joined here i was just learning and could just able to see all the reall world problems which i could be facing while i am into my projects . Actually i am fresher and i am in my training period in my organisation and this community was of great help to me. Actually i would daily see all the questions and answers and also try to answer some.

But what i wanted to know is that is there any possiblity that i can save any of the postings made by others so that could used for any future references, so that i could not waste any time to again Search for that if there could be any option so that i can save some of the postings made by others and senoir monks so that could be of great help and reduce the wastage of time to again Search for that Node posted.

Thanks

Sunny


In reply to Can we save some Postings!! For future use by msk_0984

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