How To Search In Faq
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It would probably help if in the New Member Faq, there would be the 'google' method of searching the forums. Something like:
An alternative to the search button is using Google to search for keywords only on this website. You can do this by adding "site:rdtiburon.com" to your keywords and searching on Google. For example http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=b...3Ardtiburon.com
An alternative to the search button is using Google to search for keywords only on this website. You can do this by adding "site:rdtiburon.com" to your keywords and searching on Google. For example http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=b...3Ardtiburon.com
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that method works pretty good. i was searching for something the other day and the forum search didn't help for crap.
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Yeah, we've got a lot of threads over the last few years on how the search sucks and how everyone should use the google site search. FAQ wouldn't be a bad idea, if anyone ever looked ati t before posting.
I belive the homepage has a google search built into it. It's not RDT, it's IPB folks, they broke their own search years ago.
I belive the homepage has a google search built into it. It's not RDT, it's IPB folks, they broke their own search years ago.
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