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This tip allows you to call on the Google search engine to look for contents on an Internet site of your choice.

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Use Google search engine to look for contents on an Internet site of your choice

November 07th, 2007 - 03:11 am ET by D. T.

If you are looking for old information on the GNT news site, and can no longer find what you are looking for, then why not use Google to look for you. A simple command will do.

Firstly launch your favorite web browser and go to the Google site by typing www.google.com in the address bar.

Instead of directly typing the key words, firstly type the command “site:generation-nt.com”, “generation-nt.com”, of course replacing the site name with that you wish to search. The command “site: ” allows you to specify the Internet site which you are searching. This request will then launch the search on key words across the pages indicated, GNT in our case.

A few examples:

The example searches on the key words “astuce firefox” and “astuce vista”