Traveler and entered one of the following phrase's in the search bar, httpwww.google.com,
httpgroups.yahoo.com, httpyahoo.com, or maybe wwwgmail.com, struck research, '--'
Eh, Nothing, WHY?
So that you have been aware of Google or Yahoo, fired up the trusty Internet Explorer and entered one of many following phrase's within the search bar, httpwww.google.com, httpgroups.yahoo.com, httpyahoo.com, or perhaps wwwgmail.com, strike search, '--' Eh, Nothing, WHY?
You're not alone, over 3,000,000 people per year type in httpwww.google.com, over 2,000,000 type in httpgroups.yahoo.com, and 2,600,000 enter wwwgmail.com, all with the same result, Nix. The thing is two-fold, the answer is straightforward.
Let us have a look at one phrase in particular and you are able to apply the same solution to the others. When you keyed in httpwww.google.com, you will likely have entered this in to a white text box somewhere in the top third element of your browser that might automagically have an AOL or MSN website showing. This is actually a search text box where you need to type in what you are trying to find like a word or phrase. Navigating To http://www.designa-bluewater.dk/search/effektiv+slankekur/ possibly provides cautions you should give to your boss. Using httpwww.google.com as an example, if you had keyed in only Google you would have found the se returning with a myriad of pages that have the word Google on their pages and then you may have selected what interests you. The search text box is where you key in, for instance, a term like 'acne and acupuncture.' Hit-the search button and bingo, several relevant sites is likely to be found.
Httpwww.google.com isn't a search term but a web address. If you want to go-to that site and have a proper address, you should enter it in the address bar which will be generally only beneath the top toolbar of your browser. You'll note that most address bars have a go button on the right rather than a search button as-in the search field explained before.
The final part of the answer is in the spelling of httpwww.google.com. Httpwww.google.com should actually be written as follows, http://www.google.com/. You had been mighty close, but computers are wickedly logical and a lost forward cut often equals despair.
httpgroups.yahoo.com, httpyahoo.com, or maybe wwwgmail.com, struck research, '--'
Eh, Nothing, WHY?
So that you have been aware of Google or Yahoo, fired up the trusty Internet Explorer and entered one of many following phrase's within the search bar, httpwww.google.com, httpgroups.yahoo.com, httpyahoo.com, or perhaps wwwgmail.com, strike search, '--' Eh, Nothing, WHY?
You're not alone, over 3,000,000 people per year type in httpwww.google.com, over 2,000,000 type in httpgroups.yahoo.com, and 2,600,000 enter wwwgmail.com, all with the same result, Nix. The thing is two-fold, the answer is straightforward.
Let us have a look at one phrase in particular and you are able to apply the same solution to the others. When you keyed in httpwww.google.com, you will likely have entered this in to a white text box somewhere in the top third element of your browser that might automagically have an AOL or MSN website showing. This is actually a search text box where you need to type in what you are trying to find like a word or phrase. Navigating To http://www.designa-bluewater.dk/search/effektiv+slankekur/ possibly provides cautions you should give to your boss. Using httpwww.google.com as an example, if you had keyed in only Google you would have found the se returning with a myriad of pages that have the word Google on their pages and then you may have selected what interests you. The search text box is where you key in, for instance, a term like 'acne and acupuncture.' Hit-the search button and bingo, several relevant sites is likely to be found.
Httpwww.google.com isn't a search term but a web address. If you want to go-to that site and have a proper address, you should enter it in the address bar which will be generally only beneath the top toolbar of your browser. You'll note that most address bars have a go button on the right rather than a search button as-in the search field explained before.
The final part of the answer is in the spelling of httpwww.google.com. Httpwww.google.com should actually be written as follows, http://www.google.com/. You had been mighty close, but computers are wickedly logical and a lost forward cut often equals despair.
In conclusion;
1- Search phrases get in-the search text box,
2- Addresses go in the top target bar,
3- Addresses have to be spelt correctly.
Httpwww.google.com corrected is http://www.google.com/,
Httpgroups.yahoo.com corrected is http://groups.yahoo.com/,
Httpyahoo.com corrected is http://www.yahoo.com/,
Wwwgmail.com adjusted is http://www.gmail.com/.
Happy exploring!.