How Will the Navigator Behave
A good starting point is to look at the navigator at the bottom of a Google query page. When searching Google, the default settings show 10 results per page and the navigator appears across the bottom of the page. One navigates by clicking the Previous or Next links, by choosing a page number, or by clicking one of the many "o"s in Google. If your query returns a large number of pages, not all pages are shown in the page navigator. Records are ordered by relevance to the search criteria. Given this ordering scheme, there is little incentive to move to the last page of results and, in fact, there is no easy way of doing so.
Different Kinds of Searches
However, in many cases, searches return a relatively small ...
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