Curtswearing
Mantisfreak
I have an extensive listing of favorites (bookmarks for Netscape users). Often I will remember reading an article and I need it to help someone with a post. If I can't find it in my favorites, I go to Google.
To help people out with the way google works, I'm giving a little tutorial.
Lets pretend I want to search for coral food possibilities
If I type in the words coral food, I will get listings of every single page that has the words coral OR food OR coral food together.
http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=coral+food
If I put quote marks around coral food like this "coral food" it will only return pages that have both words together. Coral Food in quotes
If I wanted to find all pages that have the exact words "coral food" together but I also want the page to contain the word borneman, I can structure a search like this "coral food" +borneman
I get these results "coral food" +borneman
To help people out with the way google works, I'm giving a little tutorial.
Lets pretend I want to search for coral food possibilities
If I type in the words coral food, I will get listings of every single page that has the words coral OR food OR coral food together.
http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=coral+food
If I put quote marks around coral food like this "coral food" it will only return pages that have both words together. Coral Food in quotes
If I wanted to find all pages that have the exact words "coral food" together but I also want the page to contain the word borneman, I can structure a search like this "coral food" +borneman
I get these results "coral food" +borneman
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