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#70062 12/28/08 10:13 PM
Joined: May 2007
Posts: 13
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Joined: May 2007
Posts: 13
Alex,

I don't visit often, but I noticed something that
may be helpful.

You seem to reply to most posts. And if the computer
geniuses could add a "tab" or "checklist" for you
(and other relevant responders) where you can "check" if
the question is most related to the following:
General, Step 1:xxx, Step 2:xxx, Step 3: Photoread, Step
4: Activation, Step 5: Rapid Read

then force those links to the appropriate steps like found
at the bottom of the search page. I mean the most recent
ones for the steps were like 2004. Maximum help despite
minimal posts.

I tried to "search" today for "photofocus" and got
zilch for posts, yet 2 pages into the recent posts found
divergent gaze/eyes (also used that search word, including
cocktail weenie with various forms of spelling)

Anyway, consider it as a minimum step that could yield
maximum benefits--ESPECIALLY when search doesn't work.

I'll be back if I continue to have problems with photofocus.

until next time,

PreconsciousPwr

Joined: Mar 2004
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Each security upgrade of the forum has thrown some of the automated processes out. Set up are continuously lost requiring manual corrections.

One of the reasons we never expanded the archived steps is because more is not necessarily better and it was a manual job then and is again.

To succeed with searches you need to change the drop down selection. Leaving it at default yields zero find.

AlexK


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