Recently I was searching for the word string “spring grease”, what was returned was every instance of “spring” and every instance of “grease”. Hundreds of hits, not the string I wanted
From you clever database guys, what is the right search format for find a string? the instructions are not helpful.
Also, searching for machine names like 9-55 or 10-50 return an error saying the string is too short. How do I search for these entries?
Thanks for your help,
Mark
Question on using the forum Search Function
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- Victor III
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Re: Question on using the forum Search Function
Hi Mark,
What I do is go on to Google. Search, for example, ‘9-55 talking machine forum’ Google will show recent results from the talking machine forum for the specific numbers or words you asked for and if you want older results click on ‘more results from forum.talkingmachine.info.’
Jamie
What I do is go on to Google. Search, for example, ‘9-55 talking machine forum’ Google will show recent results from the talking machine forum for the specific numbers or words you asked for and if you want older results click on ‘more results from forum.talkingmachine.info.’
Jamie
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- Victor III
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Re: Question on using the forum Search Function
Thanks for the tips Jamie.
Mark
Mark
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Re: Question on using the forum Search Function
You’re welcome. I hope it works for you. I find the search feature here on the TMF is limited as you have discovered and I don’t think there’s any other way for certain searches.