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> > I don't post much on this list because when I do I never get a

 

> > response not sure why

 

>> > The reason is because the old hands on this group have answered such

>> > questions time and time again and get fed up with those who are too

>> > lazy to find the answers in the groups archives. A new person should

>> > always check the archives to see if their question has already been

>> > answered. Then ask away if they can't find what they need to know.

>> > Martin Watt

>> > http://www.aromamedical.com

 

Our favorite resident grump, Martin, has spoken! {grinz}

 

I do want to say loud and clear for the record, while Martin has no

bedside manner, he gives a darn about people's well being more than most

folks do, and that is why he scolds us so badly ;)

 

He has a point here that I want to add to .. and that is .. there is a

WEALTH of info in this group's archives and files/links sections!

 

This list has been around for almost 7 years now, and had many topics

covered for sure. Below is a message I have sent out to the list on a

regular basis, but since I think it so helpful, I will repost it here.

 

*Smile*

Chris (list mom)

http://www.alittleolfactory.com

 

 

 

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~`

 

Hi Folks,

 

I get lots of folks asking me on a regular basis - how do I access the list's

archives, so here is the answer, and I'm putting it in a monthly posted file for

easy reference :-D

 

There are a few ways this can be done ...

 

Go to the group's home page:

http://health./

About 2/3 of the way down the screen, under the most recent message previews,

there is an area called: Message History, and within that area is a Search

Messages box. In that box you can type any keyword you are searching for and

then click the " go " button. The initial search will comb through the last 300

messages posted to the group. If you want to search further back in the archives

scroll down the results page and you'll see a button that says " Search More " .

Click that and it'll take you through a couple hundred more messages. You can

repeat this process until you have gone all the way back to the beginning of the

list's archives.

 

Another way to search the group messages is to once again go to the group's home

page: http://health./

Again, about 2/3 of the way down the screen, under the most recent message

previews, there is an area called: Message History. Located below the Search

Messages box is what looks like a calendar of sorts. It shows all the months the

group has been in existence and there is a number link for each month. That is

the amount of posts from each month, and you can just click on that number and

be brought to that month's posts.

 

Yet another way to search the group messages is to go to the group's messages

page: http://health./messages

Once you are in there, towards the top of the screen is a search box that uses

keywords, like the search message box on the home page does, or there is a

message number search box, where you can fill in the message number if you have

it and that is the message that will be retrieved. You can also simply use the

" previous " and " next " links in the upper right hand corner, under the search

box. They will take you back and forward through the archives a page at a time.

 

Happy archive reading!

 

*Smile*

Chris (list mom)

http://www.alittleolfactory.com

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FYI I did a search for head lice and nothing came up that is why I asked the

group.

 

We are all busy people and I understand no one wants or has time to waste

others precious time.

 

So please don't call me lazy because I'm far from it.

 

 

 

Marlen

 

 

 

 

 

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On Behalf Of Christine Ziegler

Thursday, June 14, 2007 11:35 PM

 

Archives (Was Re: Head Lice)

 

 

 

> > I don't post much on this list because when I do I never get a

 

> > response not sure why

 

>> > The reason is because the old hands on this group have answered such

>> > questions time and time again and get fed up with those who are too

>> > lazy to find the answers in the groups archives. A new person should

>> > always check the archives to see if their question has already been

>> > answered. Then ask away if they can't find what they need to know.

>> > Martin Watt

>> > http://www.aromamed <http://www.aromamedical.com> ical.com

 

Our favorite resident grump, Martin, has spoken! {grinz}

 

I do want to say loud and clear for the record, while Martin has no

bedside manner, he gives a darn about people's well being more than most

folks do, and that is why he scolds us so badly ;)

 

He has a point here that I want to add to .. and that is .. there is a

WEALTH of info in this group's archives and files/links sections!

 

This list has been around for almost 7 years now, and had many topics

covered for sure. Below is a message I have sent out to the list on a

regular basis, but since I think it so helpful, I will repost it here.

 

*Smile*

Chris (list mom)

http://www.alittleo <http://www.alittleolfactory.com> lfactory.com

 

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~`

 

Hi Folks,

 

I get lots of folks asking me on a regular basis - how do I access the

list's archives, so here is the answer, and I'm putting it in a monthly

posted file for easy reference :-D

 

There are a few ways this can be done ...

 

Go to the group's home page: http://health.

<http://health./>

/

About 2/3 of the way down the screen, under the most recent message

previews, there is an area called: Message History, and within that area is

a Search Messages box. In that box you can type any keyword you are

searching for and then click the " go " button. The initial search will comb

through the last 300 messages posted to the group. If you want to search

further back in the archives scroll down the results page and you'll see a

button that says " Search More " . Click that and it'll take you through a

couple hundred more messages. You can repeat this process until you have

gone all the way back to the beginning of the list's archives.

 

Another way to search the group messages is to once again go to the group's

home page: http://health.

<http://health./>

/

Again, about 2/3 of the way down the screen, under the most recent message

previews, there is an area called: Message History. Located below the Search

Messages box is what looks like a calendar of sorts. It shows all the months

the group has been in existence and there is a number link for each month.

That is the amount of posts from each month, and you can just click on that

number and be brought to that month's posts.

 

Yet another way to search the group messages is to go to the group's

messages page: http://health.

<http://health./messages>

/messages

Once you are in there, towards the top of the screen is a search box that

uses keywords, like the search message box on the home page does, or there

is a message number search box, where you can fill in the message number if

you have it and that is the message that will be retrieved. You can also

simply use the " previous " and " next " links in the upper right hand corner,

under the search box. They will take you back and forward through the

archives a page at a time.

 

Happy archive reading!

 

*Smile*

Chris (list mom)

http://www.alittleo <http://www.alittleolfactory.com> lfactory.com

 

 

 

 

 

 

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NOBODY is lazy on my group for asking a question!!! That is what we're

here for!

 

The archives grow larger each day precisely because we chat on here!

Archives and asking questions ... both good ... :)

 

Have a great weekend everybody! Summer is WAY here in my neck of the

woods. I hear the neighborhood pool calling ...

 

*Smile*

Chris (list mom)

http://www.alittleolfactory.com

 

Marlen wrote:

> FYI I did a search for head lice and nothing came up that is why I asked the

> group.

>

> We are all busy people and I understand no one wants or has time to waste

> others precious time.

>

> So please don't call me lazy because I'm far from it.

>

>

>

> Marlen

>

>

>

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