Re: interesting experiment.

[Deedra Waters <curi0315@tampabay.rr.com>]

I think that most people know how to search for things on the internet. I
 think you need to stop and think about the fact that not all people are
good at finding things and that's why we ask for help. If I could find all
of the answers to my problems, I wouldn't be asking.:p  Before you start
treating new people like their idiots, try to remember that we're all
different, we all learn in different ways, and sometimes we miss stuff.



On Sun, 19 May 2002, Janina Sajka wrote:

> All right, Newbies, Listen Up!
> 
> There's something called Google. It's your friend. You use it
> with your favorite web browser. It's real easy and it's lynx
> friendly. And, it finds the answers to almost all of the "where
> do I find" questions I've seen on this list in the last 6 months,
> and puts them on the first screen of results.
> 
> Learn to use Google. Keep it open in a second console.
> 
> The field where you type in your search string is the fourth
> field on the main Google screen. The submit button is the next
> field.
> 
> This is not rocket science. It isn't even hard.
> 
> 
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