A search engine is a tool that searches the Internet. It indexes the content of webpages and allows you to search using keywords. You will use an Internet browser to access the search engine and display the results.
What about the library's databases?
Library databases also have searchable indexes. The main difference is that library databases contain articles from selected journals and various resources that are typically behind a paywall, while search engines look at anything posted online. Start your research using the library's QuickSearch on the homepage to search our collections, including databases, print collections, streaming content and more!
Click Stop and then Reload/Refresh.
Right-click the link and then choose from menu.
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Hold Control key while you click the link.
Hide or uninstall. Search Google for instructions for your browser.
Zoom your browser by holding the Control key along with either the + or - sign.
Hold the Control key along with the F key to open a search box.
Finds a word on a webpage or in a PDF.
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