| A. |
Advanced Search |
Links to a page that enables you to restrict your search by languages, domains, exact
phrases and other relevant filters. |
| B. |
Search Tips |
Information that will help you refine your searches and understand results. |
| C. |
Search Field |
To enter a query, just type
in a few descriptive keywords. Hit the ‘enter’ key
or click on the
Google Search button for your list of relevant results. |
| D. |
Collections Dropdown Menu |
Select which subcollection you want to restrict your search to by using
the dropdown menu. Or you can choose to search across all documents. |
| E. |
Google Search Button |
You can click on this button to submit another search query. You can also
submit a query by hitting the 'enter' key. |
| F. |
Sort By Options |
You can sort by Google search relevance results or the date that the document
was added to the index. |
| G. |
Synonyms |
Synonyms suggest additional
search terms to provide additional results. |
| H. |
KeyMatch |
The Google Mini’s KeyMatch
functionality enables administrators to push specific websites
up to the top of the search results for specific search queries. |
| I. |
Page Title |
The first line of the result is the title of the document found. |
| J. |
Text Below the Title |
This text is an excerpt from the returned result page showing your query
terms bolded. These excerpts let you see the context in which your search terms appear on the page, before
you click on the result. If the Google Mini expanded your search using its stemming technology to include
variations of your search terms, those words will also be bolded. |
| K. |
URL of Result |
This is the web address of the returned result. |
| L. |
Size |
This number is the size of the text portion of the web page that was found. |
| M. |
Cached |
Clicking the cached link will enable you to see the contents of the web
page as of the time that it was indexed. If for some reason, the site link does not connect you to the
current page, you can still retrieve the cached version and may find the information you need there.
Your search terms are highlighted on the cached version. |
| N. |
Indented Result |
When Google finds multiple results from the same web site, the most relevant
result is listed first with the other relevant pages from that same site indented below it. |
| O. |
More Results |
If there are more than two results
from the same site, the remaining results can be accessed
by clicking on 'More results
from...' |
