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Safari : Using Google Search If you've ever used Google as your search engine, you know how amazing it is. If you haven't yet, once you do you might never use anything else. Because it's so great (it even figures out if you've misspelled something you're looking for), Apple has included it in your Safari toolbar. Use it just as you would if you went directly to the Google.com site. Here are a few extra tips for searching (these tips apply to any search tool, actually).
Limit your search even more
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Type your search term in this little field. To delete whatever is in there, click the X. Put quotation marks around words that should be found together, as explained below.
With quotation marks around a phrase, Google will find only those pages where those two words are next to each other. Notice with quotation marks, Google found 33 pages.
Without quotation marks, Google displays 88 pages because it finds every page that has the word "brenda" on it and the word "euland," whether they are next to each other or not.
Click on the tiny magnifying tool and triangle in the Google field and you'll get a menu listing the last ten searches you did in Google, as shown to the right. Safari maintains this list no matter how many windows you open or even if you quit Safari.
