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== How to do a search for a specific phrase == |
=== How to do a search for a specific phrase === |
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Just enclose the phrase in quotes |
Just enclose the phrase in quotes |
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"I need to found this string" +"and this too" +"not necessary together" |
"I need to found this string" +"and this too" +"not necessary together" |
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== How to do a search for |
=== How to do a search for specific file type === |
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The colon does the trick, this example will look for pdf files on a directory |
The colon does the trick, this example will look for pdf files on a directory |
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"possible name" :pdf |
"possible name" :pdf |
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Revision as of 06:00, 12 June 2015
How to do a search for a specific phrase
Just enclose the phrase in quotes
"I need to found this string" +"and this too" +"not necessary together"
How to do a search for a book
The following string will get rid the regular web pages htm/html bu using inurl in the search string
-inurl:htm -inurl:html intitle:"index of" +("/ebooks"|"/book") +(chm|pdf|zip)
How to do a search for specific file type
The colon does the trick, this example will look for pdf files on a directory
"possible name" :pdf