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I've tried that and no dice.
Must be what I'm getting. Problem is without looking them up online I have no clue where some of the people I'm supposed to find are, and while to some people that's part of the fun (finding them), to me it's a terrible time sink spending hours just looking for the right NPC to turn in a side quest.
Yes I'm selecting the quest I want to track.
Sorry for "necroing" this thread to those that care about that sorta thing; but, thanks for this tip man. After 8 years I never noticed this specificity. I just happened to fire up a mod that falls under "Misc" and absolutely needs markers or you'll never find the pieces. I guess after all these years I just happened to have it checked when I needed it to be; so funny.
Thanks, pal.