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.uk... A few days ago, there were several messages concerning the above maps including one which gave a link to a tube map, that was "clickable" and maps of these stations would come up. However as the message concerned has now "disappeared" could someone please tell me what the link was? Also, what is the "secret" of retreaving "old" messages , as clicking the "Find Message" and filling in the details seems to be worse than useless,or am I missing something? Thanks "Find Message" will depend on your newsreading client software, and particularly on what options you've chosen for storing messages locally on your computer. In this particular case, the messages are likely still to be on your ISP's server, in the thread to which you are replying. I guess that you've selected "Hide read messages", so if you choose "View all messages" you should be able to look at the whole thread. If you want to be able to search with "Find Message", you may need to download the message bodies. If you want to search for messages which may not be in your local message store, and particularly ones not on your server, try Google (choosing the Groups) option. http://groups.google.co.uk/groups/se...&q t_s=Search [The advanced search is particularly handy if you know which group, and roughly when the message was posted.] -- David Biddulph |
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