MsnTv® Google™ Bar Enter Query For Google™ 1ST Then Select Search Type Here Search Entire Web Images Videos News Maps Scholar Groups Blogs Books Finance (1 Word) In Title (*See Notes) Multiple Words In Title * Who Links Whom * Word Definitions (Enter Word) 1. Weather (Enter City, State) Phone Book (*See Notes) WebSite Search * In Text Search * One Word In URL * Multiple Words in URL * Related * Particular Filetypes * 2. I'm Feeling Lucky™ To Quick Scroll this Dropdown Menu (and all similar menus) Type first letter of selection, or type 1 or 2 on your keyboard. For WebTv® & most Windows® browsers. Click here to Choose some Music below. Click Here for the Tips and Instructions Click Here to Grab the Codes More Google™ Features ALSO: See How to do Question searches, Stock & Fund Quotes, Search By Tracking Number & More. ALSO: Type in 3 digit Area Code to find location. Type in 5 digit Zip Code for Location. i.e. type in movies ZipCode (Shows Movies in your area) Enter above info above Then Use the "Search Entire Web" selection. Google™ Products,   Calculator (How To), Remove Personal Info from Google™   Google™ Tips and *Notes Click on the link for the explanation below. Phone Book Who Links You/Who? "I'm Feeling Lucky"™ (Explained) Related Pages   Particular FileTypes Search the Web for TEXT/PHRASE. Search a Particular Web Site for something. One Word In the Title   Multiple Words In the Title One Word in the URL.    Multiple Words in the URL. Google™ Search Script Adapted from script at http://javascript.internet.com/ Scripts Like this and More! This page was produced for WebTv using as many fingers and as much Javascript as possible, For My Friends, at Club Optimod Inspired by Zarrah's Post Pointing out that the "Google™ Options" weren't loading correctly for WebTv. Just One Word in the Title: of a page. Google™ restricts it's results to pages containing this word in the title. For example, Typing madonna will return links to those pages that have the word "madonna" anywhere in their title. Enter search query Then use the "(1 Word) In Title" selection. Top of the Tips     Back to the Top Multiple Words In The Title If your query contains multiple words for a page's title, i.e. george w. bush nuts or i.e. George Washinton Carver Peanuts or i.e. Richard Nixon Watergate Type in query THEN use the "Multiple Words In Title" selection. Note: Caps don't seem to matter. Spaces OK. Top of the Tips     Back to the Top Who Links You or Who Links Whom? Find pages that point to a specific URL. Type in your own page address or someone else's. Note: For domain names just type the name i.e. googles.com Then use the "Who Links Whom" selection. Top of the Tips     Back to the Top Phone Book Top of the Tips     Back to the Top These are the parameters you can use: FirstName(or first initial) LastName City (state is optional) e.g. George Bush Camp David or G Bush Washington DC (These Examples don't return results, dang I wanted to call him about something!) FirstName(or First_initial) LastName State FirstName(or First_initial) LastName AreaCode FirstName(or First_initial) LastName ZipCode PhoneNumber AreaCode LastName City State LastName ZipCode Note: The Spaces above. It seems you can just use spaces (no commas) for searches now. I've typed them here as they worked for me. UPDATE:! Interesting note is I finally found myself, (not literally) my Name, Phone, City, State (no address) finally turned up, When I searched what is on my caller ID. Even tho I am published under my real name! Click Here to Remove your Personal Info from Google™ Top of the Tips     Back to the Top Top of the Tips     Back to the Top "I'm Feeling Lucky™" This is Google's™ Explanation from their help page. The "I'm Feeling Lucky™" button takes you directly to the first web page Google™ returned for your query. You will not see the other search results at all. An "I'm Feeling Lucky™" search means you spend less time searching for pages and more time looking at them. For example, to find the homepage for Stanford University, simply enter Stanford into the search field and click "I'm Feeling Lucky™" You Go directly to "www.stanford.edu", the official homepage of Stanford University. Top of the Tips     Back to the Top Search a Particular Web page for something. (*WebSite Search) The Search Results will be ONLY from the web site you type. i.e. type in enquirer.com madonna or i.e type in bugland.us audio Note: Use a space between the desired web site name and your query. Then select the *WebSite Search. Top of the Tips     Back to the Top "In The Text" Searches for a name or text on the entire web, i.e. Enter your own nickname, a name or a word/phrase, Choose "In Text" search option & search entire web. This search is very similar to the Web Site Search except this search ignores links, URLs and page titles. Top of the Tips     Back to the Top Top of the Tips     Back to the Top One or More Words In a URL This searches for a Single Word (Enter query & Use "One Word In URL") Or Mutliple words in a URL (Enter query & Use "Multiple Words In URL") (URL= Page Address) If you type in one word i.e. lyrics (then choose "One Word In URL") Results are restricted to those pages that have the word "lyrics" in their URL page address. For a multiple word search in the URL, Enter the search words seperated by spaces, (then choose "Multiple Words In URL") i.e. type in song lyrics for the list of all URLs containing both "song" and "lyrics" in them. Need I point out ? you can further restrict the search to one particular web site... i.e type in mimes.com greetings (then choose "One Word In URL") Top of the Tips     Back to the Top Searching a Particular Filetype Top of the Tips     Back to the Top This search will look for particular filetypes (e.g. txt, doc, pdf or etc.) i.e. type in pdf form 1040 This didn't return good results for .mid, .ra etc. Maybe you'll have better luck. Obviously it helps if you know exactly what you want. MsnTv might get some useful returns hunting txt files i.e. type in txt bug jokes OR txt about bugs. Or type in txt Patriot Act (Don't use the "dot" in file extensions) i.e. type txt search term or doc search term. not .txt search term or .doc search term. More Info you don't need? i.e. type in doc site:gov consumer Search will look for files with ".doc" extension in all government domains with ".gov" extension and containing the word "consumer" either in the pages or in the ".doc" file. Confused yet? i.e. the result will contain the links to all consumer word document files on the government sites. Top of the Tips     Back to the Top Music Choices I'll add more later. If the Zip Files play for you, use those. If Not use the Midi/Mod Files. Blinded By the Light.zip 2k CT Battle.zip 2k Dante.zip 8k Peter Gabriel.zip 6k Phi.zip 5½k Mission Impossible.zip 2¼k Top of the Tips     Back to the Top Related or Similar Pages. This finds web pages that are "similar" to a specified web page. For example: typing in nypost.com will list web pages that are similar to the NY Post homepage. Enter web site name and choose the "Related" selection. Top of the Tips     Back to the Top Top of the Tips     Back to the Top Top of the Tips     Back to the Top