zazz hmmmm Feb 28, 2008 #1 if i search for "joy division" no problem...everything that contains both those words. but if i search for "new order" all i get is everything with "order" in it...but not "new" as well. so how can i search for just "new order"????? cheers.
if i search for "joy division" no problem...everything that contains both those words. but if i search for "new order" all i get is everything with "order" in it...but not "new" as well. so how can i search for just "new order"????? cheers.
N NYMorningstar Recording Modus Operandi Feb 29, 2008 #2 I don't believe you can. The word 'new' is too common and too short and results in too many matches.
Almy Guitar Guy Feb 29, 2008 #3 You can always use google for that kind of search though. Enter this in the google search bar: "new order" site: www.homerecording.com Although testing it just now the results were not right. Maybe I've forgotten the proper syntax. "new order" site: http://www.homerecording.com/bbs/index.php gave me no love either. hmm
You can always use google for that kind of search though. Enter this in the google search bar: "new order" site: www.homerecording.com Although testing it just now the results were not right. Maybe I've forgotten the proper syntax. "new order" site: http://www.homerecording.com/bbs/index.php gave me no love either. hmm
D danny.guitar Guest Mar 1, 2008 #4 If you type this at www.google.com: "new order" site:homerecording.com It should help. What do you know, this thread also comes up.
If you type this at www.google.com: "new order" site:homerecording.com It should help. What do you know, this thread also comes up.