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Search the world, or just Adair County, from here How to find people and answers with new "search" option by Linda Waggener For those of us who don't use computers every day, surfing the internet can be frustrating. Such was the case for Charles Marshall who mentioned at church that he had tried to re-visit our photo of his little granddaughter but hadn't been able to find it again. "I just can't run those things," Charles said of his and Yvonne's computer. It was easy to remember being at that same phase as a new internet user. So for Charles, and for any other readers who can use them, here are a few how-to steps for successful surfing: The new "search" option in the menu box on the top left side of this page makes finding past items much easier. Just click on the word "search", delete it, and then type in the name or word you're curious about. In this case I typed in "Charles Marshall", then hit the "return/enter key" and the search function did it's work and found the photo of Charles' little granddaughter among a list of items similar words to the ones that I typed in. The steps are: HOW TO SEARCH THIS WEB SITE: 1) Locate the menu box at the top left corner of this page, 2) Click on the word "search" and delete it, 3) Type in the name or word you are curious about, 4) Hit the "return/enter key, 5) Try several times before giving up. The google box, down on the left side of this page, is a spot from which to look at the whole world. Just type in any single thing your mind is curious about, anywhere in the universe, and see what's out there on the world wide web. Happy surfing! HOW TO SEARCH THE WORLD 1) Locate the "google" logo, 2) Click in the empty google search box, 3) Type any word or name you are curious about, 4) Hit the "return/enter key", 5) Try several times before giving up. Webmaster and creator of ColumbiaMagazine.com, Pen Waggener, regularly adds features to help readers make better use of this community site. He can be reached for questions and/or suggestions by clicking on the "webmaster" e-mail link at the bottom of this page. This story was posted on 2005-03-10 10:29:39
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