Solve Homework Problem: Mark as [Solved]

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The discussion centers on the inability to mark a homework problem as [Solved] due to a feature loss from a recent software upgrade. Users express disappointment over the missing functionality, highlighting its usefulness. Despite the setback, there is acknowledgment of the new features gained from the upgrade. The conversation reflects a common sentiment about losing familiar tools during updates. Overall, the community hopes for a resolution to restore the [Solved] marking feature.
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I recently started a thread in the homework help section and malawi_glenn solved it for me. However, I can't figure out how to mark it [Solved]. Can something be done about it?
 
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That feature was lost on the last software upgrade.
 
Kurdt said:
That feature was lost on the last software upgrade.
Too bad. It's a nice feature. I hope someone finds it.
 
Kurdt said:
That feature was lost on the last software upgrade.

OMG! I see that we lose something every time that upgrading happens:biggrin:

PS Ok , Ok I know that we've also got so many new features by upgrading:smile:
 

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