Looking for Info on the Web?

You can search the web more effectively and find the results that most closely match what you are looking for by defining your web search using the simple format explained below.

• If you are searching for a NAME or specific DESCRIPTION that is more than a single word then put "" around those words.
  For example: "Henry Ford"
  
  
• If you want to specify that a particular word you are searching for MUST be present in the search results, then put a + in front of that word (or words). Do not leave a space between the +and the word.
  For example: +benefactor
  
  
• If you want to EXCLUDE a term (or terms) which you think may be commonly associated with what you are looking for, put a - in front of the word (or words). Do not leave a space between the -and the word.
  For example: -cars -automobiles
  
  
• Use these options on their own or in any combination. For example: if you want to find web sites concerned with the works of Henry Ford as a benefactor but excluding those sites focused on his cars, your search criteria would look like this:
  "Henry Ford" +benefactor -cars -automobiles

Experiment away with various combinations and you will soon get the hang of it. The more information you put into the search box the better results you'll get.