Rennteam 2 Survival Guide: Make It Act Like Rennteam 1 !
My goal is to make Rennteam 2 look and behave as much
like Rennteam 1 as possible. Like many here, I was frustrated at first, but with much help from Eunice/Rennteam Central and other members, have managed to make Rennteam look and act pretty much the way I want it to.
I don't claim this is the "right" version, but do think it comes closest to Rennteam 1 behavior.
(Eunice, want to make this a sticky on 997 board for now? And if possible please don’t move it to RT Development Board– people who don't go there may not see it.)
- You must remain signed in so that YOUR settings load every time. This is done by clicking on MyRennteam and check the “Save” box.
- Be patient. The software is being changed seemingly every few hours, even minutes, and sometimes it seems your settings will be reset. Just be patient and re-do your settings.
- Following are the addresses to use as links on your browser if you just want to click and check one single board, for example Turbo only. I save them as TWO separate buttons on my browser so I could access them quickly without having to look and choose (which is what happens when you use the Rennteam Board Tree). For the Turbo: http://www.rennteam.com/postlist.php?Cat=0&Board=997turbo . For the 997: http://www.rennteam.com/postlist.php?Cat=0&Board=997
- Get rid of that grey board on the left hand side: My rennteam -> Profile Settings -> Settings -> Edit -> Uncheck “Show Board Tree”
- Make Default Picture Display 1200. My rennteam -> Profile Settings -> Settings -> Edit -> Forum Maximum Image Width -> 1200.
- This
one will be much easier with picture, but you need to edit the List
Display to Threaded and Post Display to Flat, as well as the number of displays. See my picture.
Screen shot of my settings for items 4, 5, and 6 is shown
here. Check out my other settings as well. You could adjust the parameters to your liking but this should be a good
start if you cannot do without Rennteam 1 Interface.
Regards,
Can
997 Turbo + Cargraphic Exhaust (Exhilarating Sound!) + Bilstein PSS10 (Review)