Google has 12 billion searches per
month. Many people try too hard and become frustrated. Using a few
tricks makes it much easier to quickly find what you want. For
all of these tips, do not type the quote marks.
This is very useful for finding one thing, while eliminating
something related - to find a sunbird that is not a car, type
"sunbird -car" and Google will eliminate car references or try
"beatle -beatles" to get bug info and eliminate the singing group.
Type in a holiday name and it will give you the day and date for
the current year.
Put ".." between two numbers and Google will search within that
range, as “camera $200..$300” to show cameras within that price
range.
To find a definition, type "define:" followed by the word.
If you do not remember a complete headline, book title, song
title, etc., fill in the blanks of any search with asterisks (*)
and Google will try to complete your search for you.
Search for "Books by" and the name of an author, Google will
display all of their works.
If you hit "I'm feeling lucky" without actually typing anything
into the search box, you will get a catalog of all the Google
doodles.
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