To enter a query, just type in a few descriptive words and click the 'Search'
key (or hit the "Enter' button on your keyboard) for a list of
relevant web pages. (This search is NOT case-sensitive). Separate words with
a comma, or add the + sign just before the next word of your search.
eg. 1: grammy, wings
eg. 2: grammy +wings [append '+'
before subsequent words, leaving a space between words]
Typically, a search for a particular work, or person, will find web pages
that contain all the words in your query. In order to refine your
search, you need to add more words to the search terms you have already
entered. Your new query will return a smaller subset of the pages than those
returned for your original "too-broad" query.
Another useful feature of this search is the highlighting of search
terms in the resulting pages found, thereby making it easier to spot the
referenced word or combination of words. Just choose "highlight
matches" to the right of the terms that are displayed after you perform a
search.
Choosing Keywords
For best results, it's important to choose your keywords
wisely. Keep these tips in mind:
- Try the obvious first. If you're looking for information on the album
'Wings', enter 'Wings' rather than 'album'.
- Use keywords likely to appear on this site, and make them as specific as
possible. 'Emmanuel, real audio' will yield the page where you can listen to
the RA file of song 'Emmanuel'.
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