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<p>&nbsp;Searching on two terms combines those terms using OR logic. We are working
on an alternative with AND logic. OR logic shows those scenes that include
either of the search terms, whereas AND logic will show only <span
class=SpellE>thoses</span> that include both terms.</p>

<p>The above search works correctly <strong>ONLY</strong> when the table is
sorted by scene number. Used in any other way will lead to incorrect results.
Every search searches the entire database even if a subset is displayed.</p>

<p>The table below lists available scenes from&nbsp; (name of producer). It may be sorted on
any column by simply mouse-clicking on the column header. The warning you may
have received when this page was loaded about an Active-X file is an automatic
security feature of your browser. It refers to the <span class=SpellE>javascript</span>
file used to implement the sorting <span class=SpellE>process.You</span> can<strong>not
</strong>do a sort or a search on any subset created by the search procedure.</p>

Use the + and - buttons to add or delete scenes from your wishlist. This table may be easier to use in full-frame mode

	
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<p>Notes for the above table:</p>

<p>Scene Numbers are the product numbers assigned to each scene and may be used
in ordering to identify scenes desired. Missing numbers generally refer to photo sets associated with photo shoot scenes, which are numbered in
the same sequence.</p>

<p>DVD data above are abbreviations for the DVD series and volume in which the
scene was published. A = Adventures in Quicksndland IQ=Its Quicksand! T = Tales of
Quicksand QC = Quicksand Chronicles</p>

<p>Duration: Expressed in minutes and seconds. These times include opening and
closing credits.</p>

<p>Price: Prices are in US Dollars. </p>

<p>Players: The actresses in the scene. </p>

<p>SD/HD/QD describes if the scene was filmed in standard, or Ultra-High 
definition. Note that scenes
purchased as part of a standard DVD, rather than on a DVD-ROM or free-standing
file will play in standard definition because DVDs are a standard definition format.</p>

<p>* <span class=GramE>in</span> price is a reminder that there is a minimum
purchase of $8.00.</p>

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