How to search the vjc???

[Jdemonto@Airpark Jeep Sales]

As a new VJC member you may have many questions that have been answered here before. The VJC is wealth of Jeep knowledge and this can be acessed using the search feature at the top of the page. You must be logged in to use this feature. Using the search feature will help answer many questions you may have about a variety of topics.




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Now if you are not finding what you are searching for, you can fine tune your search using the advanced search. If you look below you will find an example.

Happy Searching!!!





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[RokNRich]

Good post, Jason !

BTT for the afternoon crew.

[SHNIPE]

Im gonna beat your mom for showing you how to print screen. Are we gonna see em in all your posts now:D

[Jdemonto@Airpark Jeep Sales]

NO......I learned a few months back.....its helpfull to use as an example! Thought that search training was already done on here...Did a search and found nothing!

Jason:D

[Fire Ball]

If we are just supposed to search for old topics then we won't have anything to talk about. That's more like research and I'm on here for the camaraderie and interaction :)

[SHNIPE]

i just hit NEW POSTS and if its not in those threads i dont post in it :D

[Jdemonto@Airpark Jeep Sales]

Bill, this will cut down on the massive reposts on the same topics that have been beaten to death and yes it does cut down on post whoring:D

I belong on many forums and I use this search feature often so I don't ask a question thats already been covered. Dennis, I recently have used the new posts feature and it cuts down on the re-reading time!

Jason

[Jdemonto@Airpark Jeep Sales]

Bump..just in case you missed this one!

Jason

[Antman]

Thanks Jason. Nothing makes you look more dumb than to pop up and ask a question that has been hashed time and time again. Using search first can give LOTS of info and then be followed up by a new thread.

Search first! Then if the answer isn't available or you need more detailed info, maybe one of the people who came up in the search can give you an update.

[ROKBITR]

This is a really good post!

[ShmUDE]

NO......I learned a few months back.....its helpfull to use as an example! Thought that search training was already done on here...Did a search and found nothing!

Jason:D


Just an FYI...if you hold down the ALT button while you press the print Screen button it will only print screen the active window...so we dont see your desktop. Helpful when your running dual monitors or a really big one!

[Jdemonto@Airpark Jeep Sales]

BTT


Jason