Help! I need help! One would think that a guy of my age and experience this would be duck soup, but I am lost as a goose! How does one instruct a new visitor on how to search for a...

Robert J Samples Loc: Round Rock, Texas

One would think that a guy of my age and experience this would be duck soup, but I am lost as a goose!

How does one instruct a new visitor on how to search for a listing of my old stories. Since 2019, I have posted more than 800 odd stories on the Forum. However, without the name of the topic, I don't know how to find them, even though I am a regular here!

There should be a way, and I am positive it is a simple one, but I don't know it! Just Sayin....RJS

Grizzly 17 Loc: South central Pa

Robert J Samples wrote:

One would think that a guy of my age and experience this would be duck soup, but I am lost as a goose!

How does one instruct a new visitor on how to search for a listing of my old stories. Since 2019, I have posted more than 800 odd stories on the Forum. However, without the name of the topic, I don't know how to find them, even though I am a regular here!

There should be a way, and I am positive it is a simple one, but I don't know it! Just Sayin....RJS

I just tried it RJ it works 👍👍bring up your profile n it will be there's

Passingbye Loc: Reidsville NC

Robert J Samples wrote:

One would think that a guy of my age and experience this would be duck soup, but I am lost as a goose!

How does one instruct a new visitor on how to search for a listing of my old stories. Since 2019, I have posted more than 800 odd stories on the Forum. However, without the name of the topic, I don't know how to find them, even though I am a regular here!

There should be a way, and I am positive it is a simple one, but I don't know it! Just Sayin....RJS

I would think in Archives would be the place

Robert J Samples Loc: Round Rock, Texas

Yes, I can reach the archives, but can a visitor? Just Sayin....RJS

Fredfish Loc: Prospect CT.

Robert J Samples wrote:

Yes, I can reach the archives, but can a visitor? Just Sayin....RJS

All they have to do is click on your name RJ. Your profile will come up, along with number of posts, and number of topics created. Click on Number of Topics and a list will come up. Click on the one you want to read.

Sport Loc: Sacramento county north. California

Robert J Samples wrote:

One would think that a guy of my age and experience this would be duck soup, but I am lost as a goose!

How does one instruct a new visitor on how to search for a listing of my old stories. Since 2019, I have posted more than 800 odd stories on the Forum. However, without the name of the topic, I don't know how to find them, even though I am a regular here!

There should be a way, and I am positive it is a simple one, but I don't know it! Just Sayin....RJS

Hi Robert. I refer back to Ivey's loop knot at will. Go up top to RJS I hope this helps. Perhaps subject matter will produce topic for you. Ivey's, Lefty's, perfection, others all pop up.

Bobfromfremont Loc: Fremont Ca

Robert J Samples wrote:

Yes, I can reach the archives, but can a visitor? Just Sayin....RJS

I believe you have to be registered to access that. I have been a reader here since 2019, and couldn’t do anything but read

Whitey Loc: Southeast ohio

Fredfish wrote:

All they have to do is click on your name RJ. Your profile will come up, along with number of posts, and number of topics created. Click on Number of Topics and a list will come up. Click on the one you want to read.

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plumbob Loc: New Windsor Maryland

Robert J Samples wrote:

One would think that a guy of my age and experience this would be duck soup, but I am lost as a goose!

How does one instruct a new visitor on how to search for a listing of my old stories. Since 2019, I have posted more than 800 odd stories on the Forum. However, without the name of the topic, I don't know how to find them, even though I am a regular here!

There should be a way, and I am positive it is a simple one, but I don't know it! Just Sayin....RJS

RJS, i just hit the search section and type in a key word to the topic i want and many choices pop up.

kandydisbar Loc: West Orange, NJ

Fredfish wrote:

All they have to do is click on your name RJ. Your profile will come up, along with number of posts, and number of topics created. Click on Number of Topics and a list will come up. Click on the one you want to read.

You don't have to be a registered Stager to do this?

Fredfish Loc: Prospect CT.

kandydisbar wrote:

You don't have to be a registered Stager to do this?

Maybe Kandy, I'm not sure. I never did anything but read before I registered. I thought RJ ment a newbie, didn't really catch "visitor " until later.

Robert J Samples Loc: Round Rock, Texas

Whitey wrote:

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Thanks, Whitey, and everyone else who sprang to my rescue. I appreciate your quick response. Just Sayin....RJS

plumbob Loc: New Windsor Maryland

Robert J Samples wrote:

Thanks, Whitey, and everyone else who sprang to my rescue. I appreciate your quick response. Just Sayin....RJS

And the correct answer to your original question is?

Robert J Samples Loc: Round Rock, Texas

Yes, Of course I should have shared this important information! Here it is from FREDFISH>

All they have to do is click on your name RJ. Your profile will come up, along with number of posts, and number of topics created. Click on Number of Topics and a list will come up. Click on the one you want to read. Just Sayin....RJS

plumbob Loc: New Windsor Maryland

Robert J Samples wrote:

Yes, Of course I should have shared this important information! Here it is from FREDFISH>

All they have to do is click on your name RJ. Your profile will come up, along with number of posts, and number of topics created. Click on Number of Topics and a list will come up. Click on the one you want to read. Just Sayin....RJS

Thanks RJS. Now we know. Remembering is something totally different.