Field searching Some of the engines allow you to search the fields they have indexed for each page. These fields include, title, author, URL, domain. The most useful of this list are the title and domain fields . Entering the title field tells the search engine to only look for pages that mention the words you have entered as a title. Chances are good that if the subject you are looking for is in the title, most of the document will be about that subject.
Domains are the types of organizations that post web pages.
At the end of 1999 there will be a list of new domain sites. By entering a domain site in your search query, you can limit results to only pages that have that extension. Many times students are asked to only use pages that have come from educational institutions, and this is an easy way to locate these sites. You can always recreate a general search if you get no results. If you are searching for a topic, start with a topic directory.