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Originally Posted by AcheyBreakyNecky View Post
Thank you so much for your warm welcomes. I do have one question I hope you can help me with...... is there a place to type in keywords ?

welcome

if you mean keywords to do your own searchthen go to the top of the page and three buttons in from the left you will see SEARCH
click that and enter your search terms

if you mean keywords that will help the search engines pick up your posts then use the TAGS field at the bottom left when you are typing your post

hope that helps
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