Hi, I would like to know search techniques for this Forum. I have read the "instructions" when the user selects SEARCH. But it is very limited in its scope. Can anybody advise on how to effectively search the following example:
Talking book record
I know putting quotes around a phrase when using a primitive search engine would cause the engine to search the characters within the quotes as written, but my experience here is this search find each individual word. All - talking, all - book, all - records which is useless really.
Can anyone list a method for more consise searching in TMF? Thanks John
Search talking Book on the FORUM
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Re: Searchialking Bookg the FORUM
Can't answer you question, but you have me wondering---Talking Book Records. Do you have any and do you sell and/or trade? I am looking for---- The Battle of the Marne and Santa and the Hollikids. Have just about all the others for use if you needed one for a trade. Thanks
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Re: Search talking Book on the FORUM
If the forum search function is too limiting alternately Google can be used to search just the forum. Type your search in Google using this format:
search terms site:forum.talkingmachine.info
For instance searching for "VV 4-3" using the forum search yields no results so I used Google:
vv 4-3 site:forum.talkingmachine.info
John, in your case searching for "talking book" rather than "talking book record" does yield more pertinent results.
search terms site:forum.talkingmachine.info
For instance searching for "VV 4-3" using the forum search yields no results so I used Google:
vv 4-3 site:forum.talkingmachine.info
John, in your case searching for "talking book" rather than "talking book record" does yield more pertinent results.
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