Is there a work around for the minimum character requirement when using your search engine? For example I want to look for posts discussing B&W speakers. I can't put "B&W" in as there seems to be a requirement of four characters or more. Any tips appreciated.
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Kenneth -
Try using a wildcard in your search specification. Using "B&W*" (without the quotation marks, of course) :>) will biring up a lot of posts. You can narrow your search by setting the Advanced Search options to restrict the search to threads with a certain number of replies and/or posts since a certain date (expressed as "your last visit", "yesterday", "a month ago", etcetera from a drop down list).
Good luck,
Burke
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