Tuesday, September 10, 2002

Radio Wish (this is also a Radio Lesson in locating some info about Radio Outlining) I am not yet into Radio Outlining, but I have been looking at some of the documentation.  Radio Userland has a special site just for Outlining documentation, history and discussion.  Follow my link and click on built in Outliner near top of page, and notice that there is a discussion group just for learning about and using Radio Outliner.  I wondered if Radio Userland Search Engine would let me search a particular discussion group or all discussion groups for posts clarifying some particular sub-topic of whatever my mind has wandered into.  Select Discuss to see the Outliner Discussion Group, then scroll down on right to get to Radio Userland Search ... click on box for Discussion Group and search for Outliner.  Results sure seem to me like it is only searching the regular Radio Userland Discussion Group and not the one specific to Radio Outliner, so my wish is that in the future the Radio Userland search engine will let us select for a specific discussion group other than the main one.  Also the results seem rather helter skelter - we might want to select for info since date some feature was announced. 3:01:01 PM

Radio Wish When you are at the Radio Home Browser - look at Top Command Menu ... all the way on right is HELP, then just before it is PREFS ... this is where we can tweak some rules regarding how our web site functions - each of the links has a brief statement on top saying what it is for Radio Wish - I want all those brief statements together on some reference page that I can scan down to find which preference it is (if any) that does whatever I happen to be looking for at a particular moment. I soon need to look into getting a search engine on my weblog, to find Radio documentation if nothing else.  I see that [Phil Wolff] has a choice of two different search engines on his site.  I had occasion to use them tonite.  According to my referrers, someone linked to my site from Phil's   http://dijest.com/aka/2002/09/02.html#a1974 but Microsoft IE went on strike about linking to it, so I went to Phil's home page, searched for the Calendar (1/2 way down on the left) intending to go to Sep 2, but Sep 2 does not have a link on the calendar,  So I used search engine to locate post mentioning me by name, and it was Sep 2, which means Hey Phil, do you know your Calendar is broke? 3:02:49 AM

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