This is useful in queries that consist of multiple words or phrases. You can put a plus sign ("+") in front of the word(s) that must be included in your results.

Example(s):
+java +development +tools

will ensure that the words "java," "development" and "tools" all appears in every result of the results list.

This is useful in queries that consist of multiple words or phrases. You can put a minus sign ("-") in front of the word(s) that must not be included in your results.

Example(s):
+java -development

will ensure that the word "java" appears, but "development" does not, in every result of the results list.

Finds pages that contain the specified words in the page title.

Example(s):
title:windows title:2000

will find pages with "window" and "2000" in the page title.

Finds pages that have one word, but not another, somewhere in the page title.

Example(s):
title:windows -title:2000

will find pages with "windows" but not "2000" in the page title.

Finds pages that contain the specified phrase somewhere in the page content.

Example(s):
"windows 2000"

will find pages with the phase "Windows 2000" in the page content.

Note: There is no difference between upper, lower, and mixed case search terms.

Example(s):
Google
google
GOOGLE

will all find pages with "google" in the page content; case is ignored.