untangling_the_web

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~ site/domain: restricts results to a specific website or domain, including a specific
top-level domain. Can be used with or without keywords.
Advanced Search> SitelDomain returns results from specific domains (com, gov,
dell.com, a country digraph, etc.)
Examples of how to use the site: command:
[site:amazon.com] finds www.amazon.com.auction.amazon.com.
www.amazon.com/dvd/. However, it will not find www.amazon.com.br.
[books -site:amazon.com] finds pages containing the keyword "books" that are
not at any amazon.com website.
[site:ir] finds all the pages from the Iranian (.ir) top-level domain indexed by Live
Search.
~ country/region: on the Advanced menu; it is identical to the site/domain search
for a country digraph . However, if you do not know a country's top-level domain,
you can use the Country/Region pull-down menu to select the country, and Live
Search will automatically enter the correct country digraph for you.
~ language: restricts results to pages in a specific language. Users must specify a
language using the two-letter code or use Advanced Search . Can be used with or
without additional keywords.
Advanced Search> Language uses pull-down menu to select languages.
Examples of how to use the language: command:
[Ianguage:ro] restricts results to sites written in Romanian.
[Ianguage:es domain:mx mexico] restricts results to sites written in Spanish in the
Mexican top-level domain that contain the term "mexico."
~ uri: unlike Google's uri query, Live's uri query checks to see if the domain or web
address is in the Live Search index. This query is not really intended to be used
with other search terms.
Examples of how to use the uri: command:
[url:nasa.gov] or [url:education.jpl.nasa.gov] will check to see if a site is indexed
by Live Search .
~ inurl: restricts results to pages that contain search terms within the uri of a site.
Multiple terms can be used, but all must appear in the uri (this query is similar to
Google's allinurl : query).
Examples of how to use the inurl: command :
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