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Old 08-06-2006   #1 (permalink)
royeo
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How to find your post
How do you locate a certain post? There must be an alternative to just looking. You don't even know what page it's on.

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Are you talking about a post you made? If so then...
QUICK LINKS > MY PROFILE > FIND ALL POSTS BY MYSELF

Or you can clink on the username over there and choose find more posts by ...
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How do you locate a certain post? There must be an alternative to just looking. You don't even know what page it's on.
another method is "search" > "advanced search", and then select your search criteria.
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I am always confused by the nmerous search options - bit dense sometimes I guess.
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