*1.Search Specific Website:
Nelson Mandela read a good article about Huffington Post.
Can not find that writing again What is the way
Solution: Enter the search box Site: huffingtonpost.com Nelson Mandela Thus, the writing of any particular website can be easily found.
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*2.Specific price search products:
Think before buying a camera or a smartphone, buying a brand, how many roles, how much to buy, etc .. etc. Want to check?
Solution: Enter the name of the camera first. Then how much does it cost?
Such as Canon DSLR Camera $ 500- $ 1000
(If you want to buy from Amazon or eBay, use the dollar sign) but in the case of DSLR cameras priced in Bangladesh can write Canon DSLR tk.30000-tk.60000. Then only those DSLR cameras that are available between 30000 to 60000 thousand rupees will come.
*3.Use comparative words.
As much as the search item is unique, the results you get will be as rewarding as possible.
Words that are not very descriptive (such as 'document', 'website', 'company' or 'info') are usually not required.
Keep in mind that despite the true meaning of your word, if it is not used by most people, then
You will not find the required page. For example - [celebrity ringtones], [celebrity sounds] - more descriptive and specific than
*4.Need information for presenting the required .ppt format with MS Power Point.
What can be done now ??
Solution: Many subject-based power point presentations are available on the internet.
Only need to know to find out. It can not be found only if you search by pressing topic.
There are specific rules for this. That is what you are looking for, write it down .ppt.
Thus, with any file extension such as .pdf, .jpg, .gif, .png, .jpg .doc etc. easily
The desired file is found. However, if the aesop's fables.pdf is not used here (.), The result will be returned.
*5.All words are actual in search terms. But there are some exceptions.
Exceptions will be discussed later. Search is always a case-insensitive, meaning that the subject of the search item is in upper case or lowercase or in combination with both, there is no problem.
For example, [new york times] and the results of the [New York Times] search results are the same.