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Queries
You can bookmark
search results returned by a search engine in the
same way as any
other page, and revisit them later to get a dynamic update.
For example, the URL for the dynamic search for "world
museum art" on Yahoo is linked below:
http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=world+museum+art&
Once you perform a search, you can simply
bookmark that search result page in the same way as any other
page. You can then recall the search at any
time you are connected to the Internet by selecting that
page from your bookmarks. The search string URL will
be passed to the search site, which will then return an up-to-date,
real-time list of the search engine's results for that search.
By checking your bookmarked searches every
now and then to see if there are new entries, you will be
able to keep current with the leading sites in the subject
area you are interested in, and know which ones to add to
your own bookmark lists.
Example searches, and the resulting URL's, are shown below:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=
UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=best+mystery+book+
romantic+hero+love&btnG=Google+Search