[JRR]

I don't always remember to click the "notify me of replies" button, nor do I
always remember the subject. And some searches return hundreds of pages of
hits.

How does one find just their posts? I tried searchign on my userid but that
isn't reliable.

On most forums there is a "show users posts" option, but I don't see how to
do that with MS Forum.

Also, how does one sort the search response by date? I often see search
results start with posts from 2006, then 2005, up to 2009, back to 2006, then
to 2004.

[Graham Mayor]

The notification rarely works anyway. The system is riddled with bugs.
Either use Google groups to search for your message, or use a newsreader to
access the server directly - http://www.gmayor.com/MSNews.htm

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Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org



"jrr" wrote in message
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I don't always remember to click the "notify me of replies" button, nor do
I
always remember the subject. And some searches return hundreds of pages of
hits.

How does one find just their posts? I tried searchign on my userid but
that
isn't reliable.

On most forums there is a "show users posts" option, but I don't see how
to
do that with MS Forum.

Also, how does one sort the search response by date? I often see search
results start with posts from 2006, then 2005, up to 2009, back to 2006,
then
to 2004.

[Graham Mayor]

The notification rarely works anyway. The system is riddled with bugs.
Either use Google groups to search for your message, or use a newsreader to
access the server directly - http://www.gmayor.com/MSNews.htm

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org



"jrr" wrote in message
...
I don't always remember to click the "notify me of replies" button, nor do
I
always remember the subject. And some searches return hundreds of pages of
hits.

How does one find just their posts? I tried searchign on my userid but
that
isn't reliable.

On most forums there is a "show users posts" option, but I don't see how
to
do that with MS Forum.

Also, how does one sort the search response by date? I often see search
results start with posts from 2006, then 2005, up to 2009, back to 2006,
then
to 2004.