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sorry for any confusion, I notice that default is 40 pages per page - no need to set / adjust but another tip .... suppose you are looking for UncleTom's post on uranium production in Nabibia... go to "advanced search", fill in windows for "UncleTom" and "Nabibia", (I assume anywhere in the posts, not titles - but set accordingly either way) - press search.suppose you get a long thread with say 200 posts, - (5 pages of 40 each), then - as you come into each page ( clicking 1, 2, 3, etc) - just press "Cntrl + F" and search each "page" for the word "UncleTom" - vwalla. (or "Find next" if necessary, i.e. more than one post on that page by UncleTom).That way you sort out "Uncle Tom" from "Cobbley and all" Sorry if this is stating the obvious, just posting things as I learn them myself - and twig how easy they are.PS you might also search each page, "Cntrl + F" then search each "page" for the word "coring result" etc. - so you in effect get a third search clue. PS If there are easier ways still, feel free to set me straight here. I don't pretend to have any monopoly of skills here.
sorry for any confusion, I notice that default is 40 pages per page - no need to set / adjust
but another tip .... suppose you are looking for UncleTom's post on uranium production in Nabibia...
go to "advanced search", fill in windows for "UncleTom" and "Nabibia", (I assume anywhere in the posts, not titles - but set accordingly either way) - press search.
suppose you get a long thread with say 200 posts, - (5 pages of 40 each), then - as you come into each page ( clicking 1, 2, 3, etc) - just press "Cntrl + F" and search each "page" for the word "UncleTom" - vwalla. (or "Find next" if necessary, i.e. more than one post on that page by UncleTom).
That way you sort out "Uncle Tom" from "Cobbley and all"
Sorry if this is stating the obvious, just posting things as I learn them myself - and twig how easy they are.
PS you might also search each page, "Cntrl + F" then search each "page" for the word "coring result" etc. - so you in effect get a third search clue.
PS If there are easier ways still, feel free to set me straight here. I don't pretend to have any monopoly of skills here.
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