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If you would like to subscribe to an existing topic so that you are notified when a user responds to it,you should follow these steps.

1. Visit the topic you would like to subscribe to.

2. At the top of the topic, underneath the AddReply/NewTopic buttons, you will see an Options menu.

3. Click on the Options menu and select the Track this Topic option by clicking on it.

4. At the next screen, specify how you would like to get notified.

5. Press the Proceed button.

You are now subscribed to this topic.


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