The search options for some sites is pretty lame, which sucks when your looking within a big site. Did you know you can use Google to search within the site?
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Google also lets you search for file types, like powerpoint, word docs or PDF’s. Particularly handy when you no exactly what you want, like a template, but can’t find it.
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Searching within a site
/0 Comments/in Articles and Resources, Search /by main_user5The search options for some sites is pretty lame, which sucks when your looking within a big site. Did you know you can use Google to search within the site?
Narrowing your search
/0 Comments/in Articles and Resources, Search /by main_user5192 Million results might sound like too many. Have you tried narrowing down your search results by using inverted commas?
Search for a file type
/0 Comments/in Articles and Resources, Search /by main_user5Google also lets you search for file types, like powerpoint, word docs or PDF’s. Particularly handy when you no exactly what you want, like a template, but can’t find it.