6. Right click your mouse button while pointing in the search field, and left click on Paste.
| 1. From within your word-processor, position your pointer I-Beam to the right of the string you want to copy. Press and hold down your left mouse button. |
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| 2. While holding the left mouse button down, drag the pointer to the left to highlight the text. Then release the mouse button. |
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| 3. Move the pointer to anywhere within the highlighted text and click the right mouse button. |
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| 4. Move to and left click Copy. |
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| 5. Select the search engine and position your pointer in the search field.
6. Right click your mouse button while pointing in the search field, and left click on Paste. |
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| 7. Click the search button. | |
Answer "Its not quoted". If you are looking for something like white latex paint without the quotes the search engine will return information on each word in the phrase, that is every article about paint, each web page that has the word white in it, and probably more than you ever wanted to know about latex. If, however, you quote the string, like "white latex paint" the search engine will return only those web pages that have the exact string, "white latex paint" in them.
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