Nearly a million pages a week are being added to the World Wide Web. Here are several methods to get information delivered to you, if not on a silver platter, at least on your monitor screen. None of them require an advanced degree in computer science. Not as silly as it might sound, particularly if your Web browser is Netscape's Communicator or Navigator, which automatically fixes mistakes in URLs.
Search engines exploit natural language or are usually able to ignore imprecise language.
That is probably a good thing, no one wants to read through thousands of Web page descriptions. Or recast your query, avoiding words whose spellings elude you. Stupid Word Tricks. These won't work on every search engine, but many of the top engines watch for the following clues. Use capital letters, if that would be correct English.