Searching with a Search Engine Search engines provide a more directed approach toward finding pages in an index. You enter one or more keywords and the index produces a list of related sites, or hits. The hits are often ranked either by date or relevancy to your keywords. Locate the Key Parts of the Engine Look for the keyword entry box and the search button. Because search engines do not generally search every word of a resource to create their index, you'll want to make sure you haven't eliminated the perfect resource by starting too narrow.
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