Is there anyway that posts in a thread can be numbered?

posts in a thread can be numbered (#'ed)?

Sometimes I get confused about who is responding to whom?

Thsnks…and we’ll keep the light on for ya.

[quote=“TainanCowboy”]posts in a thread can be numbered (#'ed)?

Sometimes I get confused about who is responding to whom?[/quote]
Actually, posts are numbered in a way. Can you see the little rectanlge icon directly above this text (to the left a bit)? Right click on that and hit properties - this is the URL of this post (not the thread). The “post number” is the one after p=

Or do you mean numbered as you read the thread? There used to be a mod which did number things up on the right corner of each post.

Also, the printer-format mod numbers the posts in each thread too

yes…I was referring to a # in the thread. As in this post would be “#3” in this thread.
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