Tecfh Chat 48 - Internet Power Search
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Because every day someone emails me asking where something can be found, it's time to show some powerful techniques for finding the info we want online.
Google Boolean Operators
Boolean Operators like, "and" "or" "not" and putting words in quotes will dramatically improve search results. Here are a few examples to get you started:
1. To find references to a person's name, try "Michael Lauf".
2. To track packages, simply enter the tracking number into googles search box.