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Old 18-01-2014, 11:29 PM   #1
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Default New search/old search

Hi. Thanks to the admin team for the notice on the new search link, the results are as expected for me, posts that I have made so no gripe there but instead of the 3 lines per post can we have it like the rest of the forum with one line per post of the original thread title (or maybe a switch) My old search method brings up results the way I like, "search-advanced search-search for author-enter my name.". Cheers MD

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