Google Tutor’s Google Search Manual

A work-in-progress…

Note: to link to this page, use “http://www.googletutor/google-manual”. It’s important to understand that links to individual pages within the manual could possibly change in future.

Web Search

  1. Introduction
  2. Understanding the Search Results Page
  3. Setting Your Preferences
  4. Building a Basic Search Query
  5. Adding Basic Operators
  6. Adding Advanced Operators
  7. Searching Within a Number Range (upd 05/27)
  8. Using Page Specific Web Search Operators
  9. Using the Advanced Search Form
  10. Using the Google Directory

Specialized Searches

  1. Phone Book Search
  2. Movie and Showtime Search
  3. Stock Quotes and Information Search
  4. Special Numbers Search

Search Tools

  1. Using the Google Deskbar

More Sections Coming…

The lessons are a work-in-progress. I’m sure that I’ve missed some details, or got things wrong, in some of the lessons. In my rush to get something going, I’ve probably even misspelled some things. I would very much appreciate it you would alert me to any items I should correct or add. Please use the contact form.

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  3. […] have the same wording in them. (If all this has you confused, please read the Google Tutor Google Search Manual while referencing the sample queries below.) So, for starters here is a query tha […]

  4. Lewis R. Lowdenon 10 Dec 2007 at 9:39 am

    Thank You for all the work you have done to provide good information to ‘beginners’ let me. Best, Lewis R. Lowden (Just a young 63 yo DAV).

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