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Select any site from the list that looks interesting, then press Return.
The Web site you selected appears.
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To look at additional sites, press the Back button to return to the search
results page.
If you don't see the result you're looking for, try another search using a
different word or phrase. For example, if antique autos doesn't produce the
results you want, you might try classic autos or classic cars.
If you wish, you can search the Web by category.
> To search by category:
1
Select Search from the top of the Home page, then press Return. (Or press
the Search button on your keyboard.)
The Search page appears.
2
Select a category (Hobbies or Sports, for example) and press Return.
3
Complete your search on the page that appears. (For example, you might
search for baseball Web sites in the Sports category.)
Search tips
Finding what you want on the Web is a matter of learning to search for the
right words. Here are a few tips:
·
Be specific. General terms will return too many results. For example, use
pizza delivery in San Francisco, not pizza.
·
You can use up to 150 characters in the search box. The more specific you
are, the more likely you'll be to find useful matches.
·
Make sure your spelling is correct; if you find that your search results are
inaccurate or not useful, it's possible that your spelling is wrong.
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