Re: Xnews- Find

ms <ms@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in <news:4fl5e3F1iuek9U2@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:

Not having much luck with the Find function.

Trying to find my posts in this newsgroup. In Author, I put in
"ms" as this works in Thunderbird. No luck. I next tried
"invalid.com"- it finds nothing.

How to define terms in Find?

You need to have selected the top article in your list, but not opened
it. If there's an article opened, Find will search its text.

You might want to bookmark <http://www.seegras.de/xnews/>, which
describes all the menu options.

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