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Thread: How do you search for a thread you started and someone else replied to?

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    How do you search for a thread you started and someone else replied to?

    I would like to find a thread that I know I started and XYZ replied to. Is there a way to do that?

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    Dave

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    Re: How do you search for a thread you started and someone else replied to?

    any chance you remember the name of the thread? you could click on your name in this thread, select "More posts by daviddoria" then look through the list... other than that, unless you also subscribed to the thread (which I think you would if you were the thread starter) ... you might be able to find it that way.

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    Re: How do you search for a thread you started and someone else replied to?

    Yea unfortunately I didn't remember the name of the thread. But thats a good idea to search by subscriptions, at least it'll narrow down the search a bit.

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    Re: How do you search for a thread you started and someone else replied to?

    Go to Search|Advanced Search, enter a word or phrase from the thread in the Key Words box, enter XYZ in the User Name box and select the forum in Search in Forums(s).

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