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Explorer and typed among the following phrase's in the search bar, httpwww.google.com,

httpgroups.yahoo.com, httpyahoo.com, or maybe wwwgmail.com, hit research, "--"

Eh, Nothing, WHY?

So that you have heard of Google or Yahoo, enthusiastic the reliable Internet Explorer and searched among the following phrase's in the search bar, httpwww.google.com, httpgroups.yahoo.com, httpyahoo.com, or perhaps wwwgmail.com, attack search, "--" Eh, Nothing, WHY?

You are not alone, over 3,000,000 people a year type in httpwww.google.com, over 2,000,000 type in httpgroups.yahoo.com, and 2,600,000 enter wwwgmail.com, all with the exact same result, Nix. The thing is two-fold, the solution is straightforward.

Let us take a glance at one expression in particular and the same solution can be applyed by you to the others. You will probably have entered this in to a white text box somewhere in the most effective third part of your browser that might automatically have an AOL or MSN website showing, when you keyed in httpwww.google.com. This is really a text box where you need certainly to enter what you are trying to find as a word or phrase. Using httpwww.google.com for example, if you had keyed in just Google you'd have found the search engine coming back with many pages that have the term Google on their pages and then you could have selected what interests you. The search text box is where you key in, as an example, a phrase like "acne and acupuncture". Hit the search button and bingo, a few appropriate websites will undoubtedly be found.

Httpwww.google.com isn't a key phrase but a web address. If you want to visit that site and have a proper address, you need certainly to enter it in the address bar which will be usually just beneath the top toolbar of your browser. You'll note that many target bars try it out button on the right rather than a button as in the search box described before.

The past part of the solution is in the spelling of httpwww.google.com. Httpwww.google.com should in fact be written the following,.. You had been mighty near, but computers are wickedly logical and despair is often equaled by a missing forward slash.

In conclusion;

1- Search terms go in the search text box,

2- Addresses get in the top address bar,

3- Addresses have to be spelt correctly.

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