Google Tutor’s Google Search Manual
Written by: The Tutor
4 comments, add yours!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
- Introduction
- Understanding the Search Results Page
- Setting Your Preferences
- Building a Basic Search Query
- Adding Basic Operators
- Adding Advanced Operators
- Searching Within a Number Range (upd 05/27)
- Using Page Specific Web Search Operators
- Using the Advanced Search Form
- Using the Google Directory
Specialized Searches
- Phone Book Search
- Movie and Showtime Search
- Stock Quotes and Information Search
- Special Numbers Search
Search Tools
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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[…] an always look it up. I used to know a lot of things. Now, I’ve gotten very good at forumlating search strings for Google.
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on September 12th, 2005 |
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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).
Is there a list of symbols like -
quote marks; dot,dot,dot, etc. that are used in google searches and where do I find this list to aid me ???
Thanks. I am also a bit of an adult beginner.
You have clarified some issues for me, especially since the Google help sites work like advertisements.
For the purposes of accessibility, I suggest that you do not use “”"-marks.