Different brousers may make different presentations on screens. Keep that in mind.
Below is information that is key to two ways of managing two windows in searches:
1. The first involves managment via the BOTTOM-TASK-BAR-ICONS of the Windows-Involved.
2. The second involves L-Clicking on the two shaped-and-positioned Windows-Involved.
Which will be best for you may depend on your brousers and past experience.
1-a. Foundations for Window-Managment via BOTTOM-TASK-BAR-ICONS
Print out a copy of these instructions to have on hand as you follow them,
WHEN what
is on screen vanishes as you set-up to-use two-windows for searching www.essayz.com.
The following conventions are observed by the minimized-windows, maximized-windows,
forward-window, and ordered-back-in-line-windows; in relation to TASK-BAR-ICONS.
Minimized-windows do not have any status regarding being-foward or ordered-back-in-line.
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THE-EFFECT
A BOTTOM-TASK-BAR-ICON of a minimized-window --- maximizes-its-window full-forward;
and pushes all alrerady ordered-back-in-line-windows one-step-back.
A BOTTOM-TASK-BAR-ICON of an ordered-back-in-line-maximized-window --- puts-its-window
full-forward; pushing back-in-line-windows one-step-back, filling its former space.
The BOTTOM-TASK-BAR-ICON of the most forward-maximized-window --- minimizes-its-full-
foward-window; pulling forward-in-line all other maximized-windows by one-step-forward.
A PART of an ordered-back-in-line-window --- pulls-it-full-forward,
pulling forward-in-line all other maximized-windows by one step-forward, filling space.
A light-PART of a right-or-bottom positioning-bar --- causes the implied-positioning-
action to be carried out as-the-window-comes-forward.
The above conventions are observed no matter how visible-or-invisible the maximized
windows may-be, or not-be. Visibility/invisibility do not affect in rank-in-line status.
1-b. Window Management via Window-Icons on the Bottom-Task-Bar
Print out a copy of these instructions to have on hand as you follow them,
WHEN what
is on screen vanishes as you set-up to-use two-windows for searching www.essayz.com.
(a) L-Click on "Edit" in the upper-left-corner above, then on "Print", etc. to get a copy
of these instruction to work with when they vanish from your screen in using them.
(b) Close as many screens as you can, minimize others, minimize www.essayz.com.
(c) Type above to the right of "Address" ALLtHEwEB.COM and press Enter.
(d) Left-Click on the perhaps
very-tiny-notation "Advanced" --- to upper-right of SEARCH.
(e) Make the window of AllTheWeb.com fill the whole screen by L-Clicking on edges/corners and
pulling them out to the edges of the screen.
(f) Maximize the window of essayz.com by l-Clicking on its ICON below on the bottom task-bar.
(g) Alternate back-and-forth between the two windows by cliccking back-and-forth on their ICONS.
(h) Click on the ICON of the forward-window to see it be minimized.
(i) Click on the ICON of the just-minimized window to see it be maximized.
(J) Bring-Forward the essayz.com window to begin to get down to business.
(k) L-Click on the dark-slide-bar at far right and pull it down to see SEARCHING-INSTRUCTIONS
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2. Window-Managment via Size/Shape/Position and L-Clicking-on-Windows
(a) Minimize this window --- by clicking on the "minus-box" --- at the upper right corner.
(b) Put cursor in long-narrow-box near screen-top between "Address" at left and "=> Go".
(c) Left-Click in that box, AND Press key-board key "Del" to clear the URL-Address-Box.
(d) Type into the URL-Address-Box: AllTheWeb.com --- AND Press the "Enter" key on keyboard.
(e) Left-Click on the perhaps
very-tiny-notation "Advanced" --- to upper-right of SEARCH.
(f) Size AllTheWeb-Window to screen-width, but one inch shy of screen-height.
== (If you see two overlapping squares at upper-right; left-click-on-them before the following is done.
== (Left-Click-and-Hold) Extreem-Lower-Right Window-Corner, and lift-it.)
== (You may need to Left-Click-and-Hold the top solid-color bar and move it to screen-top.)
== (You may need to Left-Click-and-Hold the left window-edge and move it to left-screen-edge.)
== (You may be able to Left-Click-and-Hold & Move the upper-left-corner to upper-left-screen corner.
== (Put the AllTheWeb-window against the screen-top-right-&-left; and one inch above Bottom-Task-Bar.)
(g) Find the Minimized-Icon for essayz.com on bottom task-bar; L-click it to "maximize" it.
(h) Size Essayz-Window to fill the screen UP/DOWN/LEFT; but one-INCH-shy of RIGHT-SCREEN-EDGE
== (Use procedures described above in (f) to achieve the following ultimate goal:
== (Put the essayz.com window against bottom, left & upper edges-of-screen; & one-inch-from-right-edge.
Take time now to grow-comfortable with shifting-back-and-forth between the two windows.
At any one time the "forward-window" is the one which fills the greatest fraction of the
area of the screen of your computer monitor. The "hidden-window" is the one which can be
seen only at an edge of the "forward-window". You can L-Click with your cursor on the
peeking-edge of the "hidden-window" to turn it into the "forward-window". Clicking
on a light-part of the margin of the "hidden-window" will bring it forward and shift the
text within it significantly. Clicking on the dark-part of the "hidden-window" or within the
peeking interior of the window will bring the "hidden-window" forward. Avoid clicking on the
lower-right corner if there is window showing there. It will be brought-forward and may hide
the others windows. If so, You may want to close such a window to recover the other two. You
may find your two minimized windows' icons on the bottom task bar, and be able to left clock
on their icons to restore them to their former status. Intentionally and accidentially
minimized windows can usually be found hiding in the bottom task bar. Click there to get them.
Now take time to click-on-any-peeking-edge to move back and forth. Click-and-hold on the
dark-right-or-bottom edge of the "forward-window" and move it to examine various parts of the
text in the "forward-window". Then shift to the then "hidden-window" and do likewise with
it.
Beware of thoughtlessly changing the sizes and/or positions of the two windows. If you
can see any additional window in the lower-right corner of your screen; beware of clikcing
on it, because doing so will take you to that window, and "minimize" your two coordinated
windows. You will then have the challenge of recovering the minimized-windows from the bottom
task-bar.
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SEARCHING-INSTRUCTIONS FOR EITHER OF THE ABOVE WAYS OF WORKING
The following are search strings you can pick up from here to use in the search engine
AllTheWeb.com or some other search engine which offers full Boolian commands.
Of course you can edit the search-strings supplied below by adding words, deleting words, adding
parentheses, etc.
To focus primarily on texts avaiable on the web site essayz.com include in your search string
at the end the following final characters as they are below: AND "By-Years" SITE:ESSAYZ.COM
Search Strings to Copy to AllTheWeb.com for use:
SEX AND LOVE AND GENTLE AND "By-Years" AND SITE:ESSAYZ.COM
SEX AND ADDDICT AND VIOLENT AND "By-Years" AND SITE:ESSAYZ.COM
SEX AND HOPE AND KIND AND "By-Years" AND SITE:ESSAYZ.COM
SEX AND COLLUSION AND DISHONEST AND "By-Years" SITE:ESSAYZ.COM
SEX AND PRAYER AND FAITH AND "By-Years" AND SITE:ESSAYZ.COM
You can use some of the following frequently appearing words to construct your own Boolean
search strings somewhat like those above. See instructions on the web site AllTheWeb.com
for instructions on how to construct such search strings.
Note that the commands: AND OR NOT must be in UPPER-CASE-LETTERS.
Note that including: AND "By-Years" helps narrows the focus to SITE:essayz.com
Note that including: AND SITE:essayz.com is required to focus on SITE:essayz.com
Note that the last two inclusions are NOT-MANDATORY. Leaving them out may pick up many items
not on the web site: essayz.com. You may wish to pick up some of those many items.
Your choice!
The clickable-link in the next line gives the latter part of what is above; similarly for the
two clickable-links following the next line --- with a different FOCUS-WORD in each case.
#### Click HERE for instructions on searching for essays about SEX <=====
#### Click HERE for instructions on searching for essays about POWER <=====
#### Click HERE for instructions on searching for essays about VULNERABLE <=====