If you click on the screen shots in this section, you’ll be taken to the results of running the corresponding search. Including none of the terms preceded by a – With at least one of the terms adjacent to OR Only with the exact phrase inside the quotes Note: This feature may not work on older browsers or if you’ve set a “ high-security” mode - including disabling JavaScript in your browser. This is a great way to become familiar with those advanced Google features. The box at the top of the form, which first contains the gray text “ Use the form below and your advanced search will appear here,” shows the Google query that’s generated by your advanced search - including special characters and advanced operators, if any. At the bottom of the search form are links to some of Google’s topic-specific searches, including special searches for various computer operating systems and universities. Clicking on the link “ Date, usage rights, numeric range, and more,” or the + sign next to it, shows even more choices (which we’ll see in later sections).
The top of the Advanced Search form is where you’ll specify most of your search requirements. (If you previously entered a query from the standard search box, then clicked on the Advanced Search link at the top of the results page, the Advanced Search form is automatically filled in with appropriate information from your previous query.) Click on the Advanced Search link at the right of Google’s search box. Don’t be frightened by the name “ Advanced Search” it’s easy to use, and it allows you to select or exclude pages with more precision than Google’s standard search box. When you don’t find what you’re seeking, consider specifying more precisely what you want by using Google’s Advanced Search feature.
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