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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ctrl-f on windows, command-f on a mac.
Single page view if the thread is really long.
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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Except that searches *for* a thread, not *within* a thread.
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"
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).
'We love to buy books because we believe we’re buying the time to read them.' WARREN ZEVON
Just click on the view as single page button that appears when the thread gets long, then ctrl-f
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