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~ title: or intitle: restricts the results to documents containing the keyword in the
title.
Advanced Web Search> Location of words or phrases> In page title
Examples of how to use the title: command:
[title:amazon] finds all pages that include the word amazon in their title
[intitle:amazon jungle rainforest] finds all pages that include the words amazon,
jungle, and rainforest in their title. Using intitle: makes this search function the
same as Google's allintitle: query. Note: use a hyphen to search for phrases
using the intitle: syntax because the double-quotes do not work.
[-books title:amazon] finds all pages that contain amazon in the title and do not
contain the term books anywhere on the page. Note that you must put the
excluded term before the intitle: syntax.
[title:galileo site:-nasa.gov] finds all pages that contain the term galileo in the title
but are not at any nasa.gov website.
~ inurl: restricts the results to documents containing the keyword in the urI.
Advanced Web Search> Occurrences
Examples of how to use the inurl: command:
[inurl:nasa] finds all pages that include nasa anywhere in the uri (address)
[inurl:nasa site:-gov] finds all pages that include nasa anywhere in the uri of sites
that are not in the .gov top-level domain. Note that the minus sign goes after the
site: syntax.
[inurl:shuttle inurl:-nasa] finds all pages that include shuttle in the uri but exclude
nasa from the urI. Note that the minus sign goes after the site: syntax.
[inurl:nasa shuttle sts-90] finds all pages that include both nasa and shuttle in the
uri of a site. Used this way, Ask's inurl: command functions the same as Google's
allinurl: command, that is, all terms must be in the urI.
[-shuttle inurl:nasa] finds all pages with nasa in the uri but do not include the term
shuttle anywhere on the page. Note that you must put the excluded term before
the intitle: syntax.
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