Httpwww.google.com, httpgroups.yahoo.com, Invalid URL, Why? - 0 views

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  #1 Lindberg Shepard on 09 Jul 13

   

  Explorer and typed a single of the following phrase's in the search bar, httpwww.google.com,
  
  httpgroups.yahoo.com, httpyahoo.com, or possibly wwwgmail.com, hit search, "--"
  
  Eh, Nothing at all, WHY?
  
  So you have heard of Google or Yahoo, fired up the trusty World wide web Explorer and typed 1 of the following phrase's in the search bar, httpwww.google.com, httpgroups.yahoo.com, httpyahoo.com, or maybe wwwgmail.com, hit search, "--" Eh, Practically nothing, WHY?
  
  You are not alone, more than 3,000,000 individuals a year variety in httpwww.google.com, more than 2,000,000 variety in httpgroups.yahoo.com, and two,600,000 enter wwwgmail.com, all with the same outcome, Nix. The problem is two-fold, the answer is straightforward.
  
  Let us have a appear at 1 phrase in distinct and you can apply the identical resolution to the other folks. When you typed in httpwww.google.com, you will almost certainly have entered this into a white text box someplace in the prime third portion of your browser which may possibly by default have an AOL or MSN webpage displaying. This is actually a search text box exactly where you want to variety in what you are looking for as a word or phrase. Employing httpwww.google.com as an example, if you had typed in just Google you would have identified the search engine coming back with a myriad of pages that have the term Google on their pages and then you could have selected what interests you. The search text box is where you variety in, as an instance, a phrase like "acne and acupuncture". To read more, please consider checking out: this month. Hit the search button and bingo, a number of relevant websites will be shown.
  
  Httpwww.google.com is not a search term but an web address. This striking in english essay has numerous riveting lessons for the meaning behind this viewpoint. If you have a right address and want to go to that website, you need to have to enter it in the address bar which is usually just below the top toolbar of your browser. You will see that most address bars have a go button on the appropriate as opposed to a search button as in the search box described ahead of.
  
  The final element of the resolution is in the spelling of httpwww.google.com. Httpwww.google.com must in truth be written as follows, . You were mighty close, but computers are wickedly logical and a missing forward slash often equals despair.
  
  In conclusion
  
  1- Search phrases go in the search text box,
  
  two- Addresses go in the leading address bar,
  
  three- Addresses need to have to be spelt correctly.
  
  Httpwww.google.com corrected is corrected is corrected is corrected is surfing!.

   

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