[Larry Morgan]

Sorry if the questions has already been asked, but I looked through past threads til I got to about the 5th page and stopped. Would be nice if we could do a quick search of the past threads. My question - on the initial browser screen there is an option to do a search using google, wikepedia, etc. with a box to enter the search term. Once you enter the search term, what do you do to start the search. I had the same issue when trying to find a ringtone. A box comes up in ringtones that says find, and you enter what it is that you are looking for - then what?

[Modeler]

Enter key is in the lower bottom portion of the on-screen keyboard where you would expect it.

[jmansouri]

dont worry larry....I had the same question when i first started using it. once you see the enter/return key it makes sense but i was looking for the "search" button on the screen like on my PC or something in the menu to "go".

[cscotty]

Bottom right corner like all QWERTY keyboards

[Jadey]

Originally Posted by Larry Morgan

Would be nice if we could do a quick search of the past threads.

You can!

You have two options

1. Use the Search option on the menu at the top of BBF, it is the word in red - useful if you are researching a generic (not model-specific) issue
2. In each specific forum, on the top-right corner, select "Search this forum" - this would give more targeted results to a model-specific query

Hope the attached screenshot helps

[Larry Morgan]

Originally Posted by Modeler

Enter key is in the lower bottom portion of the on-screen keyboard where you would expect it.

That was the first place I looked, but when I tried it nothing happened. Guess I didn't press the key properly. While I am at it, I have frequently been getting the following response when trying to access a link - "The server is currently unalbe to handle your request due to a temporary overloading or maintenance of the server." I have been using blackberries for years and never received that response until I started using my storm. Any ideas why?

[Larry Morgan]

Originally Posted by Jadey

You can!

You have two options

1. Use the Search option on the menu at the top of BBF, it is the word in red - useful if you are researching a generic (not model-specific) issue
2. In each specific forum, on the top-right corner, select "Search this forum" - this would give more targeted results to a model-specific query

Hope the attached screenshot helps

Thanks, I will try that in the future