G
Guest
I'm using XP Home at home with outlook express as newsreader. How do you do a search to try and find previously asked questions. So I can see if someone asked a question that I am looking for the ansewer for.
You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
J
John A
I use use Google for this. Go to www.google.com , click on Groups,
then enter your search criteria.
John Allen
then enter your search criteria.
John Allen
W
William Gower
you would probably be the first person that ever searched this newsgroup to
see if a question was previously asked? 90% of the questions asked on a
daily basis are repeat questions that were probably just asked the day
before but people are too lazy to search and see. Also we have people
coming to this room that are not computer literate enough to search google
to find their problem.
someone asked a question that I am looking for the ansewer for.
see if a question was previously asked? 90% of the questions asked on a
daily basis are repeat questions that were probably just asked the day
before but people are too lazy to search and see. Also we have people
coming to this room that are not computer literate enough to search google
to find their problem.
do a search to try and find previously asked questions. So I can see ifJohn A said:I use use Google for this. Go to www.google.com , click on Groups,
then enter your search criteria.
John Allen
someone asked a question that I am looking for the ansewer for.
G
Guest
That's what I have been doing, just wondering if there is a way to do it within OE?
G
Guest
OK, so do you have a way to do it?
R
Rod Potter
Hi Walt: Go to Edit>Find or Find in this folder.
within OE?walt said:That's what I have been doing, just wondering if there is a way to do it
R
rifleman
|Hi Walt: Go to Edit>Find or Find in this folder.
||> That's what I have been doing, just wondering if there is a way to do it
|within OE?
|
|
|
That IS in OE.......
||> That's what I have been doing, just wondering if there is a way to do it
|within OE?
|
|
|
That IS in OE.......
W
Walt & Fran
Thanks for the help.
G
Guest
OK thanks to everyone for the help.
P
Papa
Get into the newsgroup of interest and then use the FIND command. With FIND,
you can search for the sender, by subject, and by a phrase that may be found
in the body of the post.
Since the OP mentioned OE, I can't imagine anyone using Google for this
purpose.
someone asked a question that I am looking for the ansewer for.
you can search for the sender, by subject, and by a phrase that may be found
in the body of the post.
Since the OP mentioned OE, I can't imagine anyone using Google for this
purpose.
do a search to try and find previously asked questions. So I can see ifwalt said:I'm using XP Home at home with outlook express as newsreader. How do you
someone asked a question that I am looking for the ansewer for.
W
Walt & Fran
Thanks for the help.
Papa said:Get into the newsgroup of interest and then use the FIND command. With FIND,
you can search for the sender, by subject, and by a phrase that may be found
in the body of the post.
Since the OP mentioned OE, I can't imagine anyone using Google for this
purpose.
do a search to try and find previously asked questions. So I can see if
someone asked a question that I am looking for the ansewer for.
Ask a Question
Want to reply to this thread or ask your own question?
You'll need to choose a username for the site, which only take a couple of moments. After that, you can post your question and our members will help you out.