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  1. 5th Sep 2011 08:33 am #1
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    Default how to increase no. of similar threads?

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    I have got a keen interest to read the similar threads which helps out with issue on question. It only lists to maximum of 5 threads (I think or at least till now I haven't seen more than 5.
    Is it possible to change the settings to get more than 5 or all threads with relevant tags?
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    You could click on the similar threads and check that threads similar threads.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tiger View Post
    You could click on the similar threads and check that threads similar threads.
    In some cases, similar threads has other "similar threads" and in some cases they bring the same result which is not desired solution.

    I think there might be another way to solve this issue.
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    Either they have other similar threads, then you get more info. Or they have the same similar threads, which would mean that there are no more similar threads.
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    I think Lee Mac demonstrated a method of over-coming this hurdle yesterday that did not involve using the CADTutor Search feature.
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