is searching that difficult ?

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is searching that difficult ?

Postby Smoker » Wed Dec 12, 2012 8:26 pm

OK finally getting around to searching my downloaded headers.

Click on Search tab
Type a word to search in the search field and press Enter

The Blue thingy goes across the screen several times.

No results..... REALLY ?

I've tried searching for words that I have found in headers by looking at all posts in a group.

What am I missing ?
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Re: is searching that difficult ?

Postby Quade » Wed Dec 12, 2012 8:55 pm

Global filter always applies. Maybe you're filtering them out.
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Re: is searching that difficult ?

Postby Smoker » Wed Dec 12, 2012 8:59 pm

Quade wrote:Global filter always applies. Maybe you're filtering them out.


I checked my global filter and the following is what I have for both Subject and Filename Reject

.*[s|S][a|A][m|M][p|P][l|L][e|E].*
sample

Those are not the words I've searched for.
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Re: is searching that difficult ?

Postby Smoker » Wed Dec 12, 2012 9:34 pm

ah i found that I had a Subject Accept entry.

Removed that and searching works much better :)

Knowing that the Global filter applies helped, Thanks
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Re: is searching that difficult ?

Postby Quade » Thu Dec 13, 2012 1:53 am

*[s|S][a|A][m|M][p|P][l|L][e|E].*


Is the same as just entering

"sample". The RE's in Newsbin are case independent so, you don't have to worry about upper/lower

You don't need a leading or trailing ".*". That's mainly used between words.
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