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  1. If you have not already done so, Log in.
  2. From the *Categories* list on the right-hand side of the screen, click a category name.
  3. At the upper right of the screen, click the heart icon to add the category to your favorites.
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When you click a category name that you added to your favorites, the following will happen:

  • The heart icon will turn red.
  • You will receive an email when a new question is added to that category.
  • After you click a topic, there will be a yellow star next to the category to which you are subscribed.
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