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Posted by colin wallace on June 16, 2003, at 11:08:26
Hmmmm. I can't seem to pull up any recent(2003)archived postings on a search-I always end up with masses of posts from way back.
It's a bit ponderous clicking "next 25 postings" for ages to reach anything recent.
Any way around this I wonder?Cheers,
Col.
Ps.Also, the "find posts for you" will only highlight the *first* post encountered, from the top of the page downwards.
This usually means that this will be one I've previously read, and any recent one's underneath are missed out ie. not highlighted...
Posted by Dr. Bob on June 17, 2003, at 19:20:57
In reply to Dr. Bob- Archive Searches, posted by colin wallace on June 16, 2003, at 11:08:26
> I can't seem to pull up any recent(2003)archived postings on a search-I always end up with masses of posts from way back.
Have you tried including "2003" as a search term?
> Also, the "find posts for you" will only highlight the *first* post encountered, from the top of the page downwards.
> This usually means that this will be one I've previously read, and any recent one's underneath are missed out ie. not highlighted...That's just how "Find" works. If you're using Netscape, "Find Again" then takes you to the next one, but IE may not offer that feature.
Bob
Posted by colin wallace on June 18, 2003, at 9:54:51
In reply to Re: Archive Searches, posted by Dr. Bob on June 17, 2003, at 19:20:57
> > I can't seem to pull up any recent(2003)archived postings on a search-I always end up with masses of posts from way back.
>
> Have you tried including "2003" as a search term?
>>Thanks Bob, that will work fine with the google searches(not ordinary searches though).
>
> > Also, the "find posts for you" will only highlight the *first* post encountered, from the top of the page downwards.
> > This usually means that this will be one I've previously read, and any recent one's underneath are missed out ie. not highlighted...
>
> That's just how "Find" works. If you're using Netscape, "Find Again" then takes you to the next one, but IE may not offer that feature.May download Netscape then, just for the novelty!
Best,
Col.
Posted by Dr. Bob on June 19, 2003, at 10:30:20
In reply to Re: Archive Searches » Dr. Bob, posted by colin wallace on June 18, 2003, at 9:54:51
> May download Netscape then, just for the novelty!
Great, maybe you'll even convert... :-)
Bob
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