Re: Google Lesson Was: Re: GYN sounds like

[Guest guest]

um- y'all? If you go to www.renesue.com and click on Misc. MT Info and look at

the articles listed, the 3rd one down is: Help with finding what you want with

the Google search engine. <g> There ya go!!

Carol in NC

Re: Google Lesson Was: Re: GYN sounds like

On Sun, 1 Jun 2003 12:15:39 -0500

" Rennie " wrote:

Rennie> Take a look at this article I wrote a while back. I think

Rennie> you'll find it helpful.

Rennie>

Rennie> Rennie

Rennie> www.renesue.com

Is there a prize for the person who can find it first? :-\

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[Guest guest]

um- y'all? If you go to www.renesue.com and click on Misc. MT Info and look at

the articles listed, the 3rd one down is: Help with finding what you want with

the Google search engine. <g> There ya go!!

Carol in NC

Re: Google Lesson Was: Re: GYN sounds like

On Sun, 1 Jun 2003 12:15:39 -0500

" Rennie " wrote:

Rennie> Take a look at this article I wrote a while back. I think

Rennie> you'll find it helpful.

Rennie>

Rennie> Rennie

Rennie> www.renesue.com

Is there a prize for the person who can find it first? :-\

--

Chuck Mattsen

http://www.mindspring.com/~mattsen/mtsearch.htm

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[Guest guest]

Okay, since nobody won the prize... *ggg*

http://www.renesue.com/Medical%20Transcription/Google_Lesson.htm

Re: Google Lesson Was: Re: GYN sounds like

On Sun, 1 Jun 2003 12:15:39 -0500

" Rennie " wrote:

Rennie> Take a look at this article I wrote a while back. I think

Rennie> you'll find it helpful.

Rennie>

Rennie> Rennie

Rennie> www.renesue.com

Is there a prize for the person who can find it first? :-\

[Guest guest]

Okay, since nobody won the prize... *ggg*

http://www.renesue.com/Medical%20Transcription/Google_Lesson.htm

Re: Google Lesson Was: Re: GYN sounds like

On Sun, 1 Jun 2003 12:15:39 -0500

" Rennie " wrote:

Rennie> Take a look at this article I wrote a while back. I think

Rennie> you'll find it helpful.

Rennie>

Rennie> Rennie

Rennie> www.renesue.com

Is there a prize for the person who can find it first? :-\

[Guest guest]

oh yeah - do I get the prize??? <g>

Carol

Re: Google Lesson Was: Re: GYN sounds like

On Sun, 1 Jun 2003 12:15:39 -0500

" Rennie " wrote:

Rennie> Take a look at this article I wrote a while back. I think

Rennie> you'll find it helpful.

Rennie>

Rennie> Rennie

Rennie> www.renesue.com

Is there a prize for the person who can find it first? :-\

--

Chuck Mattsen

http://www.mindspring.com/~mattsen/mtsearch.htm

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State Of The Art is technospeak for unproven.

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On Sun, 1 Jun 2003 13:36:12 -0400

" Carol " wrote:

Carol> um- y'all? If you go to www.renesue.com and click on Misc. MT

Carol> Info and look at the articles listed, the 3rd one down is:

Carol> Help with finding what you want with the Google search engine.

Carol> <g> There ya go!!

Yeah, it's " findable. " :-) I just found it a bit ironic that we had

to search for the article on how to search rather than receiving a

direct link. <g>

The one piece of advice I would give to add to what's there, however,

is this ...

DON'T search for what you don't know (the term you're looking for).

Search for what you DO know (the surrounding words or phrase(s)), and

you'll likely find it much more quickly.

For instance, in the question that started this thread, searching

Google for aseato white, or even just aseato, brings up diddlysquat.

But searching with what is already known/certain (epithelium biopsy,

for instance), gives one the word sought in the third link, which

could then be quickly verified.

--

Chuck Mattsen

http://www.mindspring.com/~mattsen/mtsearch.htm

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Make the most of the best and the least of the worst.

[Guest guest]

On Sun, 1 Jun 2003 13:36:12 -0400

" Carol " wrote:

Carol> um- y'all? If you go to www.renesue.com and click on Misc. MT

Carol> Info and look at the articles listed, the 3rd one down is:

Carol> Help with finding what you want with the Google search engine.

Carol> <g> There ya go!!

Yeah, it's " findable. " :-) I just found it a bit ironic that we had

to search for the article on how to search rather than receiving a

direct link. <g>

The one piece of advice I would give to add to what's there, however,

is this ...

DON'T search for what you don't know (the term you're looking for).

Search for what you DO know (the surrounding words or phrase(s)), and

you'll likely find it much more quickly.

For instance, in the question that started this thread, searching

Google for aseato white, or even just aseato, brings up diddlysquat.

But searching with what is already known/certain (epithelium biopsy,

for instance), gives one the word sought in the third link, which

could then be quickly verified.

--

Chuck Mattsen

http://www.mindspring.com/~mattsen/mtsearch.htm

Random Thought/Quote For This Message:

Make the most of the best and the least of the worst.

[Guest guest]

Thank you Rennie! I didn't know about the " minus " thing. That will sure

narrow down the hits in a hurry.

Thank you Chuck! I don't know how many times I would try to put in parts of

the word I was looking for along with the context. (I try so many things at

times that I forget what I have and have not tried.)

You guys are super!!! (You probably already knew that, but I wanted to say

it anyway.) Hope you are having a super weekend!

Debi

Student

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Okay, since nobody won the prize... *ggg*

http://www.renesue.com/Medical%20Transcription/Google_Lesson.htm