Domain
Restriction
If you
aren't sure where within a particular site the information
you want is located, you can search for the relevant part
of that site. Do it by entering what you are looking for
followed by the word "site" and a colon followed
by the domain name.
For example,
type student services site:www.moravian.edu
This search
will bring up that part of Moravian's Web site that has to
do with Student Services.
Suppose
that you are interested in checking the Prints and Photographs
collection in the Library of Congress.
type Prints
and Photographs site:www.loc.gov
If you
want to find the material on the Oil Pollution Act of 1990
on the EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) website.
type Oil Pollution Act site: www.epa.gov
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Domain Restriction
