FAQ Topic - I have a question that is not answered in here or in any of the resources mentioned here but I'm sure it has been answered in clj. Where are the clj archives located? (2008-02-09)

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Re: FAQ Topic - I have a question that is not answered in here or in any of the resources mentioned here but I'm sure it has been answered in clj. Where are the clj archives located? (2008-02-09)

In comp.lang.javas cript message <47aced06$0$902 72$14726298@new s.sunsite.
dk>, Sat, 9 Feb 2008 00:00:02, FAQ server <javascript@dot internet.be>
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>FAQ Topic - I have a question that is not answered in here
>or in any of the resources mentioned here but I'm sure it
>has been answered in clj. Where are the clj archives located?
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>http://groups.google.com/group/comp....ascript/topics
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>Maintain an archive of comp.lang.javas cript going back to 1996 and
>provide diverse archive searching facilities.

I suggest the addition of an observation that, by means of a suitable
search (TBD; suggestions?), one can find therein many or all of the
older FAQs and not too much else.

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Re: FAQ Topic - I have a question that is not answered in here or inany of the resources mentioned here but I'm sure it has been answered in clj.Where are the clj archives located? (2008-02-09)

On Feb 9, 4:43 pm, Dr J R Stockton <j...@merlyn.de mon.co.ukwrote:

I suggest the addition of an observation that, by means of a suitable
search (TBD; suggestions?), one can find therein many or all of the
older FAQs and not too much else.

It is the question of search techniques - as usual in the Internet. If
one not able to think of proper search criteria then no search engine
will be of a big help. In such case it is OK to post "I looked for, I
failed to find, please help me". No big deal and no crime.


Overall Advanced Group Search at

http://groups.google.com/advanced_search

is a powerful and a flexible tool, not without defaults of course.

Before searching do not forget to type in "comp.lang.java script" into
Group field.

[Dr J R Stockton]

Re: FAQ Topic - I have a question that is not answered in here or in any of the resources mentioned here but I'm sure it has been answered in clj. Where are the clj archives located? (2008-02-09)

In comp.lang.javas cript message <8542e5c0-1093-4d8d-90c7-c32bf3394171@q7
7g2000hsh.googl egroups.com>, Sat, 9 Feb 2008 15:14:32, VK
<schools_ring@y ahoo.composted:

>On Feb 9, 4:43 pm, Dr J R Stockton <j...@merlyn.de mon.co.ukwrote:

>I suggest the addition of an observation that, by means of a suitable
>search (TBD; suggestions?), one can find therein many or all of the
>older FAQs and not too much else.

>
>It is the question of search techniques - as usual in the Internet. If
>one not able to think of proper search criteria then no search engine
>will be of a big help.

Indeed. That is why I called for suggestions of a suitable search
string. Note that "Advanced Group Search" is not presented as an option
on the ordinary group-reading pages (AFAICS), and therefore may not be a
known tool to typical FAQ users. I have found it, so far, only on a "My
groups" page, for which one needs to be logged in.

My searches have confirmed, as expected, that Google Groups holds many
past FAQs; but I've not yet identified a search string that finds most
of them without listing too much else. It's a pity that the FAQ
originator did not insert an improbable word or two for searching. The
word "u m b r a g e o u s".replace(/ /g, "") appears never to have been
used here in CLJ, for example.

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