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    BrianHailey
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    Re: About "Accept as Solution".

    12-23-2011 07:13 AM in reply to: Sinc

    I think what needs to be considered here is what marking "Accept as solution" does for a post. It allows others that are searching for a solution to an issue to quickly see if a post with a subject similar to what they are looking for has a solution or not. What's a solution? Well, it's an answer. In my opinion, any answer, whether it's a fix to the issue, a work flow, a work around, or just a simple, "It can't do that" is a solution.

     

    I agree that perhaps they should have chosen a different term (not that Autodesk would ever use a term out of context like "site") or provided multiple options for the "Accept as <insert option here>" but still, if there is an answer to the question, I'll mark it as a solution.

     

    If it's an issue with the software not working correctly, then I would still proceed to submit a support request through the support channels. Marking something as a solution doesn't mean that the issue is resolved, just that there is an answer.

     

    Again, this is my opinion and your milage may vary.

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    AllenJessup
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    Re: About "Accept as Solution".

    12-27-2011 11:18 AM in reply to: AllenJessup

    OK. This post generated a lot of discussion, which is what I had wanted. After reading what others have said about the subject. I've decided that those who feel that anything that gets the work moving again should be marked as a solution have the best point. Then others searching on the same topic can benefit from it.

     

    Thank for all your comments.

    Allen

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    Re: About "Accept as Solution".

    01-03-2012 12:26 PM in reply to: AllenJessup

    So are you going to mark this topic as solved then? :smileywink:

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    AllenJessup
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    Re: About "Accept as Solution".

    01-03-2012 12:32 PM in reply to: troma

    I'd already answered the A'desk email as no longer needing help.

     

    Allen

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    Contributor
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    Re: About "Accept as Solution".

    01-30-2013 07:58 AM in reply to: AllenJessup

    Are there criteria which users must meet in order to mark as Accepted Solution? I can't see how to do it. Perhaps I'm being completely clueless, in which case a pointer would be great. Thanks.

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    neilyj
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    Re: About "Accept as Solution".

    01-30-2013 08:07 AM in reply to: trevj

    I believe only the original poster can mark as solution.....or maybe not as I've just marked this as a solution (maybe due to Expert Elite)

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    Re: About "Accept as Solution".

    01-30-2013 08:08 AM in reply to: trevj

    You have to be to original poster to " Accept as Solution".

     

    When you are there is a button below the reply box available in each reply.

     

    That being said if you see a post that you feel has a correct answer or the op said it was but did not mark it. Let moderation know by using the "Report Inappropriate Content" button and leave them a note and we'll look into it as it does help user find valid answers when searching.

     

    Hope this helps
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    Yes Neil Expert Elites can also.

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    Contributor
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    Re: About "Accept as Solution".

    02-08-2013 02:32 AM in reply to: Discussion_Admin

    Thanks. I see that the button's there in a recent thread I started. Cheers. :smileyhappy:

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    AllenJessup
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    Re: About "Accept as Solution".

    02-08-2013 04:19 AM in reply to: neilyj

    Yes Neil. We can mark and ummark "Accept as Solution"

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    doni49
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    Registered: ‎12-22-2012

    Re: About "Accept as Solution".

    02-08-2013 07:41 AM in reply to: MarySeufert

    MarySeufert wrote:

    I agree as well. There should be three different categories, Accept as (either a) Solution, Workaround or Known Issue. The Known Issues should all be routed to the Autodesk programmers and addressed! The Workarounds too, as it is something that the users need to help their workflow.



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