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Look up above where it gives you your web address. It should be something like

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(that's this post). The number you would refer to in this post is 7378. You can't search by number, but if you get into a post, click on page one (unless there's only one page), then replace the four digit number of that one with the one you're looking for, then hit "go" or the enter key or whatever you hit to go to a webpage, then you can get it easily without having to type in glutenfreeforum.com/index.php? etc., etc.

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I'm just glad to know the info was valuable enough to someone for them to go searching for it!

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Thanks Donna for drawing attention to it & celiac3270 for explaining how to access it!

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plantime Contributor

It's always good to know how our board works. Thanks, celiac3270! :D

celiac3270 Collaborator
Thanks Donna for drawing attention to it & celiac3270 for explaining how to access it!

:)

Sure. New name (from gapspan to bellytimber)....what prompted that change? :lol::D

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