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Newtenstein
Hello I have an android galaxy s5 and had to log onto my computer to do this post. I have the PhysicsForums app and can't find out how to create a thread on my phone.
If you have a computer or a tablet, I suggest that you use them.Newtenstein said:Hello I have an android galaxy s5 and had to log onto my computer to do this post. I have the PhysicsForums app and can't find out how to create a thread on my phone.
To create a thread on the PhysicsForums app with your Android Galaxy S5, open the app and navigate to the forum section you want to post in. Then, click on the "New Thread" button, which is usually located at the top or bottom of the page. Fill in the required information, such as the thread title and your post, and click on the "Submit" button to post your thread.
Yes, you can attach images or videos to your thread on the PhysicsForums app. When creating your thread, you will see an option to "Attach files" below the post field. Click on this and select the file you want to attach from your device's storage. The file will then be uploaded and attached to your thread.
Yes, you can format your text in your thread on the PhysicsForums app. The app supports basic formatting options such as bold, italics, and bullet points. To access these options, click on the "A" icon in the post field. You can also use HTML tags for more advanced formatting.
Yes, you can edit or delete your thread on the PhysicsForums app. To edit your thread, click on the three dots at the top right corner of your thread and select "Edit". Make your desired changes and click on "Save". To delete your thread, click on the three dots and select "Delete". Please note that once a thread is deleted, it cannot be recovered.
To view responses to your thread on the PhysicsForums app, go to the forum section where you posted your thread and click on it. You will then see all the responses to your thread. You can also click on the "Subscribed Threads" tab in the app's main menu to see all threads you have subscribed to and their responses.