Vectric Customer

While the basic search capabilities of the forum may suffice for some day-to-day activities, sometimes you cant find what you want and you KNOW it is out there somewhere.

You can use Google to search the forum.
Here are the results of a regular forum search Here are the results of a Google search of the forum for the same search term.
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To use Google:
1. Go to Google.com in you web browser
2. Enter the word or phraase you are looking for but before you press <Enter>...
3. Add site:vectric.com in the search box after your search words
Example:
bloodwood pheasant site:vectric.com

You can also search multiple sites at once:
purpleheart site:camheads.org OR site:talkshopbot.com


If you would prefer a form to fill out for more advanced searches go to: www.google.com/advanced_search
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Finally, if you need a good laugh about using search engines watch this 91 second video: Site Search in Real Life

That should be a "Sticky" for Newbies Randall:)
Could have used it 3 years ago!
Thanks for taking the time.
scott

Thanks for posting

Funny you mentioned this, I did this search yesterday. The present project I'm working on is a Futuristic Tank and Dale (dhellew2) described a process for building tracks in a post I did on a Excavator I built. I couldn't find it in a search on the Vectric forum so I did a Google search and found it right away. Gary

http://forum.vectric.com/viewtopic.php?f=29&t=20286

I'm absolutely rubbish at searching for things either on forums or just generally on google
That video you posted the link to made me laugh so thanks for that

Randall,

That is a great tip. I cannot believe after all these years I didn't know about that. Thank you "extremely much"!