{Site owners submit their sites to a specific search engine. They provide their site's URL, subject, summary, and keywords. When you address a Web search engine, specifying the subject or keywords you're looking for, the engine will display a list of sites that match your request.}
T5
{Some search engines keep their lists of sites classified by category and subcategory. A menu-based search lets you search these engines. All you have to do is choose the relevant category or subcategory until you find what you're looking for.}
T6
{This search strategy lets you look for specific words that may appear in a site's URL , title, summary, keywords, etc. After you type in the keywords, you receive a list of sites that include them.}
T7
{Keywords are your search words - the words you wish to look for. When specifying keywords, use words or phrases that are likely to appear in the sites you want to find. Avoid using words that are likely to appear in other sites as well.}
T8
{Setting the number of sites you'd like displayed}.
T9
{Setting "all and "any" options:
When you mark the "all" option, the search engine will only find documents containing all your keywords. When you mark the "any" option, the search engine will find every document containing any of your keywords.}
T10
{What do you do when you find only a few hits (or no hits at all), or when you find too many hits?}
T4
The sites on a search engine's list appear according to their URL, subject, summary and keywords. When you address a Web search engine, specifying the subject or keywords you're looking for, the engine will display a list of sites that match your request.
