Field Searching
Each record in a database is made up of fields. For example, a website record might contain fields for the web page's title, URL (Uniform Resource Locator), and domain name (.com, .edu. etc.). You can restrict your search to look for specific keywords in specific fields, creating a more precise search.
| Command | How | Supported By |
|---|---|---|
| Title Search | title: | AltaVista, AllTheWeb, MSN Search, Yahoo! |
| intitle: | Google, Teoma | |
| allintitle: | Google (every word must be in the title) | |
| Advanced Search screen option | AOL Search | |
| Site Search | site: | Altavista, AOL Search, AllTheWeb, Google, Teoma, Yahoo! |
| Use Search Builder | MSN Search |
Last modified: Jun 06, 2005, 14:52 EDT
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