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Please how would I search the group's archives for a specific item?
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Feb 6 '08 #1
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John Brawley wrote:
Please how would I search the group's archives for a specific item?
(Exception 10H)
Searching is the one useful feature provided by google groups.

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Feb 6 '08 #2

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John Brawley wrote:
Please how would I search the group's archives for a specific item?
(Exception 10H)
Searching is the one useful feature provided by google groups.
Got'cha
Thank you very much.
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Feb 6 '08 #3
On 6 Feb, 04:34, Ian Collins <ian-n...@hotmail.co mwrote:
John Brawley wrote:
Please how would I search the group's archives for a specific item?
(Exception 10H)

Searching is the one useful feature provided by google groups.
<OT>
Well, one other useful aspect of GG is that I can use it at work, even
though my current client blocks all access to external nntp servers!
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