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how do you do a search
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What are you searching for?
let's say i want to search the Polaris
ro Ride forum for threads that contain the word "potato".......how would I do that??
ro Ride forum for threads that contain the word "potato".......how would I do that??
and if you could help me with that then maybe you could tell me how to remove the dump icons that magically appear in my posts like above.
and then if you can tell me that maybe you can tell me how to permanently remove or permanently minimize the referral link section of my screen.
and then if you could tell me that maybe you could tell me if I paid twice when upgrading tonight to the Lifetime Member, which I'm not sure I even needed to do (so maybe I paid 3 times), as I loaded all credit card info for payment and then I get a payment receipt from PayPal?
On my laptop top about dead center top there is a search bar. I typed in "potato" it worked. On my I phone top right there is a magnifying glass looking little icon. That will bring up the search bar. might have to turn the phone sideways.
I am on my laptop computer and do not see anything that resembles a search bar. The only thing I see that resembles any kind of a search function is this little magnifying glass thing to the far right side of the blue banner at the very top of the page next to my username. Mine does not appear "active" at this time?
box next to your user name click there
Does anyone have any ideas on how to remove the referral link section.
So here's what I found with regard to the search box which, as most of you probably know, is located to the far right in the blue banner at the very top just left and next to the username. I found I had to reduce my Windows to 90% in order for the search box to be fully displayed and "active". At 100% the search box is squeezed and not fully displayed and, as a result, is not" active".
Can you post a screen shot of what your looking at?
how do i do that on my HP laptop with Windows?
I think you will now find that the internal Search Engine works far better than Google does.
