How do you search for posts which have expired?
 

I read using AOL and was wondering if there is some kind of archive of posts
somewhere? I asked a question a couple of weeks ago but was unable to catch the
replies which have since disappeared.

Help anyone?
Lorraine

How do you search for posts which have expired?
 

"GoldDustRhiannon" wrote in message
...
I read using AOL and was wondering if there is some kind of archive of
posts
somewhere? I asked a question a couple of weeks ago but was unable to
catch the
replies which have since disappeared.

Help anyone?
Lorraine

You can access all URG messages through www.google.com - click on groups -
type in uk.rec.gardening and then you'll get all 133,000 posts ;-)

If you know the thread, type that in...it'll narrow the search!

HTH

Natalie

How do you search for posts which have expired?
 

Subject: How do you search for posts which have expired?
From: ojunk (GoldDustRhiannon)
Date: 01/06/2003 22:47 GMT Daylight Time
Message-id:

I read using AOL and was wondering if there is some kind of archive of posts
somewhere? I asked a question a couple of weeks ago but was unable to catch
the
replies which have since disappeared.

Help anyone?
Lorraine

Try altering your preferences, you should get it then.

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-- Amish driveby shooting

How do you search for posts which have expired?
 

ooooh thankyou - this will keep me quiet for hours ;o)

Lorraine

How do you search for posts which have expired?
 

also try gooleling for it on googlegroups.

rpm

http://www.google.co.uk/grphp?tab=wg...oe=UTF-8&hl=en

How do you search for posts which have expired?
 

GoldDustRhiannon wrote:
ooooh thankyou - this will keep me quiet for hours ;o)

Lorraine

Weeks!

How do you search for posts which have expired?
 

"Natalie" wrote in message
...

"GoldDustRhiannon" wrote in message
...
I read using AOL and was wondering if there is some kind of archive of
posts
somewhere? I asked a question a couple of weeks ago but was unable to
catch the
replies which have since disappeared.

Help anyone?
Lorraine

You can access all URG messages through www.google.com - click on groups -
type in uk.rec.gardening and then you'll get all 133,000 posts ;-)

If you know the thread, type that in...it'll narrow the search!


Go to the advanced search option, type in uk.rec gardening plus a key
phrase from your post and you should be right there.

pk

How do you search for posts which have expired?
 

"Natalie" wrote in message
...

"GoldDustRhiannon" wrote in message
...
I read using AOL and was wondering if there is some kind of archive of
posts
somewhere?

Start here...

http://www.google.com/advanced_group_search

--
Brian
"Let's be grateful for our Fridays and face our Mondays with good humour."

How do you search for posts which have expired?
 

On 01 Jun 2003 21:47:46 GMT, ojunk
(GoldDustRhiannon) wrote:

I read using AOL

Why??????????
--
Derek Turner

Outlook Express is worth precisely what you paid for it.

How do you search for posts which have expired?
 

GoldDustRhiannon wrote:


I read using AOL and was wondering if there is some kind of archive of
posts somewhere? I asked a question a couple of weeks ago but was unable
to catch the replies which have since disappeared.

As recommended by others google works well (it doesn't necesarily
archive 'every' post.)

As an AOL user you may find:
http://www.aol.com/nethelp/news/news.html

Useful, given AOL's own unique interface.
//
Jim

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In article , Brian Watson
writes
I read using AOL and was wondering if there is some kind of archive of
posts
somewhere?

Start here...

http://www.google.com/advanced_group_search

Of course, typing
www.deja.com
Is still the quickest ... and most nostalgic way to access usenet :-)

--
__________________________________________
Gareth Jones

"Reality sucks - go watch a Star Trek"

To email, remove the '_ns_' from

__________________________________________

How do you search for posts which have expired?
 

Gareth Jones wrote:


In article , Brian Watson
writes
I read using AOL and was wondering if there is some kind of archive of
posts
somewhere?

Start here...

http://www.google.com/advanced_group_search

Of course, typing
www.deja.com
Is still the quickest ... and most nostalgic way to access usenet :-)

Yes, it takes you to the above address.
//
J

How do you search for posts which have expired?
 

In article 1fwb6wy.cqz6c81ya5lxgN%00senetnospamtodayta@macun limited.net
, Jim W writes
http://www.google.com/advanced_group_search

Of course, typing
www.deja.com
Is still the quickest ... and most nostalgic way to access usenet :-)

Yes, it takes you to the above address.

But with less typing. And therefore quicker.... and easier to remember
..... and nicer .......And.......

--
__________________________________________
Gareth Jones

"Reality sucks - go watch a Star Trek"

To email, remove the '_ns_' from

__________________________________________

How do you search for posts which have expired?
 

In message , Gareth Jones
writes
In article 1fwb6wy.cqz6c81ya5lxgN%00senetnospamtodayta@macun limited.net
, Jim W writes
http://www.google.com/advanced_group_search

Of course, typing
www.deja.com
Is still the quickest ... and most nostalgic way to access usenet :-)

Yes, it takes you to the above address.

But with less typing. And therefore quicker.... and easier to remember
.... and nicer .......And.......

Not heard of bookmarks then...........?
--
Chris French and Helen Johnson, Leeds
urg Suppliers and References FAQ:
http://www.familyfrench.co.uk/garden/urgfaq/index.html

How do you search for posts which have expired?
 

"Chris French and Helen Johnson" wrote in
message ...
In message , Gareth Jones
writes
In article 1fwb6wy.cqz6c81ya5lxgN%00senetnospamtodayta@macun limited.net
, Jim W writes
http://www.google.com/advanced_group_search

Of course, typing
www.deja.com
Is still the quickest ... and most nostalgic way to access usenet :-)

Yes, it takes you to the above address.

But with less typing. And therefore quicker.... and easier to remember
.... and nicer .......And.......

Not heard of bookmarks then...........?

Actually you are referring to URLs.

For newsgroup posts you need to go to
http://www.google.com/advanced_group_search

Ophelia