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It would hugely benefit myself and I'm sure others to, to have a "username" find option in Private Messages.

By this, I mean a search function where you (the user) can find all the messages a certain user has sent you without having the scroll though hundreds / thousands of messages. Also, the same could be done with messages title, so you could search for a message about a certain domain that you need to find.

Just an idea, but would be incredibly helpful if implemented!
 
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not a bad idea :)
 
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I like the idea as well. :tu:
 
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Im sure all will benefit from that , and i hope everyone have great ideas like this one .. just share it.
 
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well i have never seen a vB mod for that one. lets see if anyone can develop it themselves?

the ides is great
 
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Sounds like a great idea :tu: Would definitely make searching through PM's alot easier :)
 
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I agree, I have always wanted more advanced PM features, especially better organization/sorting methods.

Remember you can export to csv,xml,and text, so if your inbox is getting freakishly huge and you can't find a "lost" pm, use your favorite spreadsheet program and do a search that way. It's a good idea to backup your PM's anyway, especially on certain other forums ;)
 
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