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Does someone have the site handy where we can find old posts, in particular,
a person? I thought I had it marked, but can't find it. Google is less
than helpful. TIA
Gen

Gen - Google has worked for me.....if you are looking for posts in this
group, do a search on the group, and once that loads, click "search only
in rec.crafts.textiles.quilting" and enter the persons name or ID in the
search box......has worked every time for me

Don/Gen wrote:

Does someone have the site handy where we can find old posts, in particular,
a person? I thought I had it marked, but can't find it. Google is less
than helpful. TIA
Gen


Larisa
--
Research Associate in the field of Child Development and Human Relations

Thanks.
Gen

"CNYstitcher" wrote in message
.. .
Gen - Google has worked for me.....if you are looking for posts in this
group, do a search on the group, and once that loads, click "search only
in rec.crafts.textiles.quilting" and enter the persons name or ID in the
search box......has worked every time for me

Don/Gen wrote:

Does someone have the site handy where we can find old posts, in
particular,
a person? I thought I had it marked, but can't find it. Google is less
than helpful. TIA
Gen


Larisa
--
Research Associate in the field of Child Development and Human Relations

http://groups.google.com/advanced_group_search

Is this what you are looking for?

Tricia

"Don/Gen" wrote in message
...
Does someone have the site handy where we can find old posts, in
particular,
a person? I thought I had it marked, but can't find it. Google is less
than helpful. TIA
Gen

Thanks. Actually I guess I'm looking for the site where it told who was the
most frequent poster, etc. That was discussed a couple of weeks ago.
Gen
"A&T" wrote in message
nk.net...
http://groups.google.com/advanced_group_search

Is this what you are looking for?

Tricia

"Don/Gen" wrote in message
...
Does someone have the site handy where we can find old posts, in
particular,
a person? I thought I had it marked, but can't find it. Google is less
than helpful. TIA
Gen

try this:
http://netscan.research.microsoft.co...08%2F06%2F2003

Tricia

"Don/Gen" wrote in message
...
Thanks. Actually I guess I'm looking for the site where it told who was
the
most frequent poster, etc. That was discussed a couple of weeks ago.
Gen
"A&T" wrote in message
nk.net...
http://groups.google.com/advanced_group_search

Is this what you are looking for?

Tricia

"Don/Gen" wrote in message
...
Does someone have the site handy where we can find old posts, in
particular,
a person? I thought I had it marked, but can't find it. Google is
less
than helpful. TIA
Gen

I only know google as a way of finding a person through old posts. To
use it, you have to be able to remember something, either the email
address, posting name, rough time period the person was posting, or
subject header of a thread. If you have any one of those, you can
search google, wade through a lot of what you weren't looking for and
possibly find your person.. If you're looking for someone who posted
here, you might try pinging. That's putting "ping" and the person's
name in the subject line.

--Lia


Don/Gen wrote:
Does someone have the site handy where we can find old posts, in particular,
a person? I thought I had it marked but can't find it. Google is less
than helpful.

You don't have to google. The most frequent poster was I. Not because I knew
the most, I was just having the most fun. Polly

"Don/Gen" wrote in message
...
Thanks. Actually I guess I'm looking for the site where it told who was
the
most frequent poster, etc. That was discussed a couple of weeks ago.
Gen
"A&T" wrote in message
nk.net...
http://groups.google.com/advanced_group_search

Is this what you are looking for?

Tricia

"Don/Gen" wrote in message
...
Does someone have the site handy where we can find old posts, in
particular,
a person? I thought I had it marked, but can't find it. Google is
less
than helpful. TIA
Gen

On Fri, 23 Apr 2004 14:39:51 -0400, "Don/Gen"
wrote:

Does someone have the site handy where we can find old posts, in particular,
a person? I thought I had it marked, but can't find it. Google is less
than helpful. TIA
Gen


Trys this:
http://groups.google.com/advanced_gr...les. quilting

Krysia
K.T. - starannie opakowana