Finding Something on the Internet
To search for a specific item on the Internet—a list of sources where you can buy other Plain & Simple books, for example, or the menu and locator map for that new restaurant you want to try—you can search from almost anywhere in Windows Vista. When the results are displayed, you can jump to the page that contains the information you’re looking for, and, if it’s not what you want, you can try another page.
Search for an Item
In Internet Explorer, click the Search Options button, and select a search service if you want to use one other than your default service. If the service you want isn’t listed, click Find More ...
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