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Posted by shasling on August 15, 2009, at 15:43:12
This is just a quick tip,and i mentioned it once before and im sure its not news to everyone anyway,but still...
2 tips are,
When you are googling a term,such as a med name etc,see if you can go into the site through the CACHED entrance located under the title.
This will lead you right in,as youre not connecting to the actual site but rather googles archive of it.
most searches are old,so this is a benifit here.Now if you see a sight and u like it,and decide you want the newest version,just refresh the page with f5.
Also in cached mode the terms are highlighted for you,an example of one is in my repost to scott.
also if you not finding what u want,go to google and choose IMAGES,search within images and usualy the image if it appears will be located on a site to which you will see.
I.E i google image 27 inch flat screen,ill get tons of them,but along with the photo ill get what site that photo came from thus finding a sight.
Hope this helps a little.
Posted by SLS on August 15, 2009, at 18:08:56
In reply to TidBit, posted by shasling on August 15, 2009, at 15:43:12
You're smarter than the average bear!
Good tips.
- Scott
> This is just a quick tip,and i mentioned it once before and im sure its not news to everyone anyway,but still...
>
> 2 tips are,
>
> When you are googling a term,such as a med name etc,see if you can go into the site through the CACHED entrance located under the title.
>
> This will lead you right in,as youre not connecting to the actual site but rather googles archive of it.
>
> most searches are old,so this is a benifit here.Now if you see a sight and u like it,and decide you want the newest version,just refresh the page with f5.
>
> Also in cached mode the terms are highlighted for you,an example of one is in my repost to scott.
>
> also if you not finding what u want,go to google and choose IMAGES,search within images and usualy the image if it appears will be located on a site to which you will see.
>
> I.E i google image 27 inch flat screen,ill get tons of them,but along with the photo ill get what site that photo came from thus finding a sight.
>
> Hope this helps a little.
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