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Topic # 230260 15-Feb-2018 17:20
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Exactly that, I must be a special type of thick but I can't seem to figure it out
Any help would be greatly appreciated




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  Reply # 1958688 15-Feb-2018 17:33
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ctrl-f on windows, command-f on a mac.

 

Single page view if the thread is really long.

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  Reply # 1958716 15-Feb-2018 17:54
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RunningMan:

 

ctrl-f on windows, command-f on a mac.

 

Single page view if the thread is really long.

 

 

this is an option.

 

 

 

my prefered way to search is to simply hit google up...

 

site:geekzone.co.nz "runningman riding a pony"

 

 

 

works well for me.




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  Reply # 1958717 15-Feb-2018 18:00
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Except that searches *for* a thread, not *within* a thread.

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  Reply # 1958719 15-Feb-2018 18:06
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Behodar:

 

Except that searches *for* a thread, not *within* a thread.

 

 

Goes straight to the correct page.

 

 

 




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  Reply # 1958720 15-Feb-2018 18:09
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hio77:

 

site:geekzone.co.nz "runningman riding a pony"

 

 

Let me fix that for you

 

site:geekzone.co.nz "runningman riding a pony"

 

site:geekzone.co.nz "hio77 riding a pony"

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  Reply # 1958722 15-Feb-2018 18:11
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Behodar:

 

Except that searches *for* a thread, not *within* a thread.

 

 

This. It will find the correct page (GZ is indexed pretty quickly by google), but it won't jump to the right part within that page (or thread).



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  Reply # 1958723 15-Feb-2018 18:12
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Ctrl f is what I have been using, I just wondered if there was a more native forum option as it is on the really long threads that I tend to want to use it




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  Reply # 1958729 15-Feb-2018 18:30
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Just click on the view as single page button that appears when the thread gets long, then ctrl-f

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