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May 19, 2009

TMUP 178: iPhoto and Photoshops Elements 6 Together – How to do Google Advance Searches

Filed under: Podcasts — Victor Cajiao @ 6:36 pm

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Show Notes:

RAW Image Format @ Wikipedia

Adobe Photoshop Elements 6 for Mac

Adobe Bridge CS4

Google Advanced Search

Google: The Missing Manual

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Jessica Web Design Tips

On Google searches I have tried to shut off the "Do you mean feature" by using don't show in advanced search. Google still shows me a name that I don't want to see. Is there a way to shut off that wrong spelling feature in advanced search?

typicalmacuser

Unfortunately there is no way to suppress the feature that I know of. If anyone else knows, please let us know.

Jose Lobato

Hi Victor, thank you for the episode.

Let me just tell you a silly thing that I learn this week just before listen to your episode. I'm from spain, so I'm all the time translating dollars to euros. I realize that I can use Google to do so, just type on the search field:

34 dollars to euros

and voila.

Thanks again.

typicalmacuser

Very cool I did not know that. See I learn from you guys as much as you do from me.

Kevin

Great info on Google! Great show! I hope I get better search results going forward.

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