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In the old newsgroup format, if you had a problem, you could search for that
problem for the days period it provided(like today up to last week) or search
for a particular user or subject material.

Now we have just a generic search. And it doesn't seem to collect prior
daily data. I know I posted a message yesterday, and last week, But the
generic search finds nothing.

It would be much easier if I could search for my id, and compound that with
some other search criteria such as a subject or other criteria. But that's
missing !!!

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Why not graduate to a 'real' newsreader where you won't have these
limitations? There's a free one on your computer: Outlook Express.

Ted Zieglar

"john doe" <johndoe@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:E90CC9AC-BD6D-48B3-95C8-2C5595B4CC33@microsoft.com...
> In the old newsgroup format, if you had a problem, you could search for
> that
> problem for the days period it provided(like today up to last week) or
> search
> for a particular user or subject material.
>
> Now we have just a generic search. And it doesn't seem to collect prior
> daily data. I know I posted a message yesterday, and last week, But the
> generic search finds nothing.
>
> It would be much easier if I could search for my id, and compound that
> with
> some other search criteria such as a subject or other criteria. But that's
> missing !!!
>
>

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"Ted Zieglar" <teddyz@notmail.com> wrote in message
news:%23n4NBRLsEHA.3788@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...
> Why not graduate to a 'real' newsreader where you won't have these
> limitations? There's a free one on your computer: Outlook Express.
>
> Ted Zieglar
>
> "john doe" <johndoe@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:E90CC9AC-BD6D-48B3-95C8-2C5595B4CC33@microsoft.com...
>> In the old newsgroup format, if you had a problem, you could search
>> for that
>> problem for the days period it provided(like today up to last week)
>> or search
>> for a particular user or subject material.
>>
>> Now we have just a generic search. And it doesn't seem to collect
>> prior
>> daily data. I know I posted a message yesterday, and last week, But
>> the
>> generic search finds nothing.
>>
>> It would be much easier if I could search for my id, and compound
>> that with
>> some other search criteria such as a subject or other criteria. But
>> that's
>> missing !!!
>>
>>
>

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