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Help For Using HobbySpider

Die Suche mit HobbySpider:

HobbySpider is a novel, highly efficient search engine that is based on an innovative development concept. The fundamental new method makes it possible to obtain precise search results without superfluous ballast. And the more precise you define and express your search queries, the more accurate the results from HobbySpider are. It is easy to start a successful search query with HobbySpider the inquiries with links or restrictions are designed to be easily understood. In order to always offer the best possible search results, HobbySpider, unlike other search engines, doesn't differentiate between a 'standard search' and a 'professional search', but rather it combines both areas into a single, optimized user-interface.

The HOW Box:

Contains (AND) the word / word group	By selecting this command, the term you entered into the WHAT box is searched for. If several words were entered one after another (combined respectively by the command contains), e.g., Word1 Word2 Word3, etc. (6 max.), they are connected by AND - i.e., every document is searched for that contains all of the words that were entered.
Does not contain (NOT) the word / word group	With this command, all of the documents that contain the term you entered into the adjacent box WHAT are excluded from the search. In the HOW window, you have to select contains on at least one line.
May contain (OR) the word / word group	With the command may contain the following word or term you enter will also be included in the search. But that doesn't mean it will be appear in the results. Every document that contains either the word entered here or in the Includes box, or both terms, will be searched.

Example:

Selection HOW		*WHAT*
Contains	The Word	Sailplane
May contain	The Word	Electric
Does not contain	The Word	Gasoline

This entry searches for the terms "Sailplane" or "Electric", but excludes results that contain the name of "Gasoline". A group of words (phrase) is, e.g., "Electric Sailpane".

The WHAT box:

Enter your search term here (max. 6 search terms, e.g.: Word1 Word2 Word3 Word4 Word5 Word6).

Search terms for HobbySpider consist of any combinations of letters and/or numbers, which are separated by spaces or punctuation marks, i.e., not only the term 'model', but also fantasy terms, such as 'Moon44'.

A search term can be found in a text in various forms: e.g., as a synonym (picture, painting), in the singular or plural (picture, pictures), or as a noun or an adjective (picture, pictorial). HobbySpider also doesn't differentiate between small and capital letters. For example, with the search term club, HobbySpider also displays results from the search for Model Flying Club.

Punctuation marks as well as spaces are generally interpreted by HobbySpider as separations and ignored during the search. During the search for red-orange, for example, HobbySpider searches for "red" as well as "orange".

The special character " * " can be used as a placeholder (wildcard). By entering the term "aero*" (with the special character "*" at the end), terms such as "aeroplane" or "aeronaut" will both be found.

Register URL:

With this function you can register your own Web site in HobbySpider. This gives a wide audience access to your Web site.

HobbySpider For My Web Site:

Here we show you how you can integrate HobbySpider into your home page. A text page opens with the descriptions and the HTML code. This enhances your web site, providing your site with state-of-the-art search engine functions, and every visitor to your Web site can profit directly from the advantages of the HobbySpider search engine as well.

HobbySpider As Standard Search Engine:/b>

Here you can find the description how you can change the standard search engine of your computer to HobbySpider, so that you can access it with one click.

HobbySpider As Start Page:

Here we show you how you can turn HobbySpider into your start page. This means every time you go on the Internet, the search engine HobbySpider automatically appears. This text page contains the descriptions for the Microsoft Internet Explorer as well as Netscape Communicator and Netscape Navigator.

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