why use the + button when serching on the internet?
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The "+" character would be used if you were using a search engine to search for multiple items together without using the conjuction "and", such as: "peanut butter" + jelly.  The "-" character, I believe, can also be used to eliminate certain search criteria to narrow down your search; if you were look for say, information on a popular movie based on a book but you didn't want to pull up sites talking about the book (ex. "da vinci code" - book).  The "-" here means "not," allowing you to specify your search.  Other characters like "?" can be used to truncate search, meaning you want to search for something specific and similar using the same word (ex. if you wanted to search for "teenage pregnancy" you could search for "teen? + pregnancy"; this tells the search engine to find words that start with "teen" such as teen, teenager, teenage, etc.  \nMost commercial browsers like Google.com and Yahoo.com do not require the "+" to search multiple items (they just assume if you type a bunch of words together you meant to put "and" or "+" between them, unless you use advanced search).  The "+" can usually be used on less complex search engines like those found in archive sites, or library catalogs, or journal/article databases.
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If you are in Internet Explorer, I've found that accidentally hitting CTRL and + will increase the size, hold them down and it zooms in CTRL and - will do the opposite.\n\nI only found this out today when I tried to do an underline(shft and -) but did ctrl and - instead. Took a while to work out what I'd done and how to correct it. But if you want big text, press ctrl and + and zoom in.
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when u use ie you won't get it done. when u use firefox you go to extra and than options the rest is 2 easy to mention ;)
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Yes, just remove the <a href ... > at the begining and the </a> at the end.\n\n-HtJ
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It's probably the 'autocomplete' feature that you're talking about. To delete that, first we need to turn it off, then delete your history.\n\n"Tools - Internet Options"\nChoose the "Content" tab, and then "AutoComplete"\nUncheck "Web Addresses"\n\nThen follow the standard instructions for deleting temporary internet files and history to finish up.
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physically type your browser address in when you start the change...about blank did this to me one time and it drove me nuts.I also went to the spacebar and back spaced one letter at a time and low and behold a window pops up with all the different choices for your web browser,click on the one you want when this happens
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control panel -> internet properties -> content tab -> auto complete.\nClick clear forms to erase current history.\nUncheck boxes above to prevent use of auto complete.
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Addresses have two formats on Yahoo! Answers.\n\n1)  www.yahoo.com (no link)\n\n2)  http://www.yahoo.com (a link)\n\nSimply, if you have included the "http://" prefix, the website will be linked to. If you do not, it will appear as plain text. That way, you can decide whether you want to link or not.\n\nHope this helps!\n\nP.S. Technically, you are supposed to use "http://" even when typing an address into the address bar. But nowadays, our browsers do it for us, so people fell out of the habit.
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yh if ya usin html code then it lets ya go onto a new line...cos pressing "enter" doesnt work in html\n\nbut ppl dont use dat in IM-ing?!\n\nmaybe that person is right and u mean brb...which means be right back\n\nbut <br/> is html code for return
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It is used to represent a non-breaking space. So it just tells the browser that it's a space. It doesn't really have much use - apart from programs like FrontPage - which insert them liberally into your code. \n\nLearn CSS and learn to hand code and you'll never have to worry about it again. Get a good text editor like EditPlus2.
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In my opinion (maybe not others opion) it is often difficult enough to navigate most websites without having double the clutter to look at. That is why I dezign my sites with an index.html content of "Select language" (in both languages) and a link to english.html and one to espan.html. I realize this doubles your creation time, but, if I visit your site and get discouraged before finding my way to the cash register, what good is it. I may be more likey to go to the next search result that is easier to navigate.
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Who's Mr? Mr should switch to Firefox.I know you meant to hit the E key though. :)
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Just want to tell you that if you have the page ready, careful with the spelling and the case of the address both at the content of the webpage AND the web browser when you try to type your webpage address.\nthe red x means you set there should be an object, but turn out the link embeded failed.
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Dude, put it in the address bar and not in the search bar, cuz sometimes pages like yahoo and msn, use the search bar instead of the address bar, configure your computer to do it properly.\nCHEERS!!!
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Yup!\n\na simple little javascript command (that few people use!) is dependent on the way the browser designers decide to do it!\n\nThere is no standard for placement... You can get a lot better compatibility with AJAX (the domscripting part) techniques.\n\nCool sites pop 'windows 'right in the middle of the main page... \n\nI use jquery(a javascript library) to do this type thing, so can you!
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why not type it into your address bar?
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Right click on the top part of the Screen (when you have the internet window up). It should say adress bar, standard buttons, links..... You should just check and uncheck the ones that you want