Another possibility is one box and two buttons. One to take you to the "Search" node (or node id searched for) and one to take you to the "Super Search" node.

FWIW, I suspect that the biggest reason that "Super Search" isn't as easy to access as "Search" is because of the additional load it places on the server in searching through all the text in all the nodes.

/me $0.02
Daeve

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In reply to Re: Re: Ideas for changes to the site. by daeve
in thread Ideas for changes to the site. by eric256

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