What is the correct boolean statement for... ONLY (A+B+C) and can I expect search engines to execute this?

Don

There's no boolian for "omit all else". Plus, I'll guess there's no webpages out there with only a+b+c on them.

Am I misunderstanding something?

Can you give an example of a search of the type you are imagining?

I think you understand the problem.

Of course I am trying to avoid getting a 100 sites to sift through every time I run a search.

I thought that Boolean had a NOT statement that could be combined to develop an "exclusive" result.


DonR

You may have already been here but in case you haven't:
http://www.google.ca/help/refinesearch.html

Here's their cheat sheet: http://www.google.ca/help/cheatsheet.html

Thanks for site.

I've been close but I guess not close enough!

DR

If your search results are only 100 pages, then you're really doing great!

Hi,
You might also consider that the first couple of pages of search links are the most relevant. And, if you haven't tried http://www.dogpile.com, it is a good one.
Best wishes,
fredg

Got it.

Also having success with "location" feature of Google Advanced i.e. in body of text, in URL, in title, etc.

TNX

DR

Oh... and I'd forgotten.

There are some search tricks that Google does not advertise. I found them in a cool book called Google Hacks.

I've got a few of them here (http://www.geneocity.com/help/google.html).

W O W

N E A T !

Tnx

Don

Yeah, I thought so too. Pretty cool book!