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Getting around the 32-word limit. For years Google had a 10-word limit for search
queries, meaning that anything more than that, and Google would drop those terms
from your query. However, Google expanded the number of terms searched to a 32­
word limit. While the casual Google searcher will probably never notice the
difference, professional researchers certainly will. There are many times when
researchers need to search for long phrases (error codes, for example), exclude
large numbers of terms to avoid unwanted results, run complex Google API
searches, run queries of multiple sites, etc., and that darned 10-word interfered with
the search. While there are a number of work-arounds all were unsatisfactory.
Allowing more search terms is a big improvement, but I am sorry to report that the
new 32-word limit only applies at present to main Google search, Google Images,
Froogle and the Google Web API, while the 10-word limit is still in effect for Google
Groups and Google News. This is especially disappointing vis-a-vis Google Groups
because it has long been one of the best sources of information about complicated
computer error codes and other computer arcana. Perhaps the folks at Google will
see fit to expand the 32-word limit to include Google Groups,
You can, however, still use the wildcard to trick Google Groups into searching
more than 10 keywords. Google will riot count wildcards as search terms, so
inserting a wildcard into a phrase will let you search for more than 10 terms. I have
found this most useful when searching for a long phrase such as a computer error
message, which may frequently run well over 10 words. By simply removing the
"little words" such as an, you can easily search for the entire error message.
Here's an example of an error message containing more than 10 terms:
Windows Socket Error: An Invalid Argument was supplied (10022), on API 'connect'
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