There are a multitude of search engines for the web: Altavista, Google, Hotbot, Inktomi, Lycos, Teoma, and on and on. The example shown here will utilize Google because of its simplicity in doing the types of searches that you're most likely to want to do.
Let's say that you want to search for "barking dog." If you use our site's Microsoft built-in search engine, you will retrieve several documents that specify "dog," but except for this page, you will not get any hits on "barking dog" because that is covered our Rules and Procedures and they are loaded as "rich text files" (RTF). To find "barking dog," go to www.google.com and click on "Advanced Search" (click Back on your browser to return to the Lake Wildwood site)
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Click on Advanced Search (right next to the search text box). |
| In the dialog boxes that appear, enter "barking dog" in the top text box (per the example to the right). On the Domain line, enter "www.lwwa.org". Click on Google Search and you should get a result containing ADM110.rtf. |
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Google's result will give you the choice of 1) either opening the document as HTML (it does an RTF to HTML conversion for you on the fly) or 2) of downloading the document as RTF where you can view it, store it, or print it exactly as if you had received hard copy from the Association office. If you choose to view your result as HTML, the text, "barking dog," will be conveniently highlighted in color.