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News: ] • Our TeamSpeak server is 24.173.132.171:8774 • We are actively recruiting members. If you would like to be considered, start by emailing any of us, or chat with }R{-Iotla in the game • For the best use of the forums, we highly suggest that you review this guide • Allot of one-line information about the game, settings, downloads, etc, can be found in this forum board. • Our best game times are on Thursdays, 8:30 PM EST to 9:30 PM EST, and Saturdays from 3 PM EST to 4 PM EST (yet we generaly run from about 2pm EST until almost 5pm EST) • Although we have start and stop times listed, these are just suggestions, allot of players come early and stay late • We encourage all players to forms teams, so open recruiting is accepted and encouraged • NOTE: If you ever see a message saying you are banned, it is likely a small glitch that we have seen a few times. Just make sure you are hitting our server and try again |
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While SMF naturally incorporates a powerful search engine, knowing how to use it is not surprisingly the key to returning successful results!
Assuming the forum is running the SMF default theme (or a derivative of it), there should be both a simple Search field (partnered by an Advanced search text link) in the collapsible top section and a Search option in the main menu. If not, the main menu Search option should still lead straight to the advanced search screen.
While you can just type (and search for) any combination of characters, you should consider using quotes to make your search really work for you:
To put this in a nutshell, searching for simple machines forum will return any or all of these three words, but enclosing the search string in double quote marks (ie "simple machines forum") will return only the entire phrase.
To use the simple search (if enabled), the basic syntax outlined above is all you really need to know. But you might also like to know that this tool searches the entire forum for any or all of what you specify that's been posted during the last 9999 days (which is more than 27 years)! So, to take more control of your search, you should use the advanced search feature.
Although the advanced search screen might initially seem a little intimidating if a forum has many boards and child boards, it's surprisingly straightforward when reduced to its basic components: