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How to find past articles on note

Thanks to you all, the number of articles I have posted has now exceeded
900 articles
900 articles.


Almost 1,000 articles!?

I can't believe I've posted this much without getting bored 😅


Well, as a result of piling up so many articles,
I have had the opportunity to reach the eyes of many readers.

To the readers who always visit,
thank you so much 😆

I will continue to strive
to deliver useful information to all my readers.



Now!


The theme for this time is
How to find past articles on note.

Why am I posting
on this theme this time?

Actually...
there are so many articles that I myself
had trouble finding past ones 😭

Man, there are just too many (tears)



Some of you may already
know how to search, but...

Personally, this is the first time I have
learned an efficient way to find past articles.

"The article I wrote about XX before,
 where did it go?"

"Huh?Didn't I write a similar article in the past too?"
"Oh, I'm sure I wrote it, but...

 Scrolling is
a pain!!"

For those who feel this way, I will share the content of this post.

I hope you find this helpful.

Well then, let's get started (^^♪




✔ How to find
 past articles

The method for finding past articles introduced here is cited from "note official."


Well then...
I will teach you how to find past articles.

There are "three" steps.

① Open the creator page
 where you want to find past articles

② Enter the word you want to search for
 into the "search box" on the creator page

③ After entering the word, click "@XX"
 displayed below the search box

※The XX part of "@XX"
 displays the creator's ID

After clicking in step ③,
past articles matching the word for the creator you want to search
will be displayed.

Now, in the next chapter,
I will demonstrate the situation of finding past articles
following these steps.



✔ Practical Application

Now, let's actually
search for past articles.

I will search for past articles
about the word "habit"from my creator page.

1. Open the creator page
where you want to search for past articles

First,
display the creator page you want to search.


Habit Supporter shogo's creator page



2. Enter the word you want to search for
into the "search box" on the creator page

When you open the creator page,
a"search box"is located in the upper right.

Enter the word for the article you want to find
into this "search box".

This time, I will enter the word "habit"
to search for past articles.



3. After entering the word, click
"@○○" displayed below the search box

After entering "habit" into the search box,

when you enter "habit" into the "search box",
a frame will appear below the search box.

Click
"Search for @○○'s articles"within that frame.

In this case,
I will click
"Search for @miurato's articles".

* My note ID is "miurato".


Then...



Past articles on "habits"

Articles I have posted in the past with the word "habits"
will be searched.

This time, the word "habits" was too broad,
so many past articles were found, but...

If you narrow down the keywords for the past article you want to find,
you can further refine the hits
and find them smoothly.


-Summary-
How to find past articles on note

Three steps to find past articles

1. Open the creator page
where you want to find past articles
2. Go to the "search box" on the creator page
and enter the keyword you want to search for
3. After entering the word, click on
"@○○" displayed below the search box

After executing step 3,
you can view the articles searched by keyword.



* * * * *




This time, I sharedhow to find past articles
you have posted yourself
.

This method
can also be used to search for other creators.

"I'm sure I read a past article about this person's ○○,
but I want to read it again!"

When you think that, please practice the method introduced here
from that creator's
"creator page".

You will surely be able to
reach the article you were looking for.



Searching for past articles is
the most frustrating part, isn't it? 💦

"I'm sure I posted it somewhere..."

Because of that, while searching,
you tend to give up and say, "Forget it!!"

Since you had the desire to "find it" in the first place,
I really want you to find
the article you were looking for.

Looking back at past articles
will make the desire to "create something"
bubble up and come back to life again. ♬


Well then, until next time.
Goodbye.


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