
  <h1 align="center"><b></b></h1>
  <ul>
    <li><b><a href="#overview"></a> </b> 
      <ul>
        <li><b><a href="#editors">оݤϼ˥ǥ</a></b></li>
        <li><b><a href="#update"></a></b></li>
        <li><b><a href="#bias">Х</a></b></li>
        <li><b><a href="#category_names">̤˱ƶͿ륫ƥ̾</a></b></li>
        <li><b><a href="#editable">Խǽʸ</a></b></li>
        <li><b><a href="#blank">ʸ</a></b></li>
        <li><b><a href="#field">եɸ</a></b></li>
        <li><b><a href="#roulette">ƥꡦ롼å</a></b></li>
      </ul>
    </li>
    <li><b><a href="#simple">ñʸ</a></b> 
      <ul>
        <li><b><a href="#phrase">縡</a></b></li>
        <li><b><a href="#defaults">Υǥե</a></b></li>
        <li><b><a href="#boolean">֡븡</a></b></li>
        <li><b><a href="#wildcard">磻ɥɸ</a></b></li>
        <li><b><a href="#shorthand">û̷</a></b></li>
        <li><b><a href="#complex">ʣŪʥ</a></b> </li>
      </ul>
    </li>
    <li><b><a href="#advanced">٤ʸ</a></b> 
      <ul>
        <li><b><a href="#restricting">ƥˤ</a></b> </li>
        <li><b><a href="#cat_site">ƥ̾ޤϥ̾Τߤθ</a></b></li>
      </ul>
    </li>
  </ul>
  <h3><b><a name="overview"></a></b></h3>
  <blockquote> 
    <p>٤ƤΥƥꡦڡѥ֥å¦ȥץ饤١¦ξǡܥåäƤޤǽˤꡢǥϥǥ쥯ȥΥȥȡ줬֤Ƥ륫ƥõȤǤޤ</p>
    <h4><b><a name="editors"></a></b>оݤϥǥ</h4>
    <p>ǽϺüΤΤǤϤʤGoogleΥڥƥտޤƤΤǤϤʤΤǡμθ󥸥ȤӤ̵̣ǤΥȤDMOZθǾ̤ɽʤȤ¤ˤϰ̣ʤˤ٤ǤϤޤ󡣤εǽˤꡢǥȤŪñ˸Ĥ줵СǤΤǤ</p>
    <h4><b><a name="update"></a></b></h4>
    <p>ǥåϡ褽2֤˹ޤĤޤꡢƥǲäФѹη̤Ȥ֤ʤȤȤϵꤨޤǥå줿ɤ򥨥ǥեǿҤͤΤ򤱡ԤäƤ</p>
    <h4><b><a name="bias"></a></b>Х</h4>
    <p>Adult/ ؤγǻꤵ졢餵ޤʥɤޤǤʤϡAdult/ ΥȤ֤ޤƱ褦ˡKids and Teens ؤǻꤵ줿ϡKids and Teens η̤Τߤ֤ޤϾѹͽǤWorld/ γǻꤵ줿ϡWorld/ ڤޤĤޤꡢWorld/ ƥη̤ϡǤʤƥη̤ɽޤ
    </p>
    <h4><b><a name="category_names"></a></b>̤˱ƶͿ륫ƥ̾</h4>
    <p>ǽϡȤ֤Ƥ륫ƥ̾˴ޤޤƤñϹθޤ󡣤Ĥޤꡢƥ̾ "Business and Economy" ǡ 'Bob's Window Cleaning' Ȥȥǡñˤ뤿ʸʤȤä硢'Window Cleaning Business' ȤԤäƤ⤳ΥȤ֤ޤ
    </p>
    <h4><b><a name="editable"></a></b>Խǽʸ</h4>
    <p>Խ¦Υڡ鳫Ϥ뤫ɸθURL '<code>&ebuttons=1</code>' ɲäȡ֤륵ȤβĿΡEDITץܥɽ褦ˤʤޤ륫ƥԽ¤ĥǥϡΥܥȤäơƥꡦڡꤷȤƱ褦˥ȤԽԤȤǤޤ</p>
    <p>: <a href="http://search.dmoz.org/cgi-bin/search?search=star+trek&amp;ebuttons=1">http://search.dmoz.org/cgi-bin/search?search=star+trek&ebuttons=1</a></p>
    <h4><b><a name="blank"></a></b>ʸ</h4>
    <p>ǽϡʸΤʤȤõΤ˻ȤȤǤޤ<a href="/ddp/07002/ja/">: ʸ</a>Ƥ褦ˡȤɬʸʤƤϤʤޤ󡣥ꡦƥȤ<code>ExternalPage></code>Ǥ</p>
    <p>: <a href="http://search.dmoz.org/cgi-bin/search?search=ExternalPage%3E">http://search.dmoz.org/cgi-bin/search?search=ExternalPage%3E</a></p>
    <h4><b><a name="field"></a></b>եɸ</h4>
    <p>ꡦƥȤνҤդȡΥեɤ¤뤳ȤǤޤȤС'<code>u:</code>' ȤҤϡURLեɤ¤ޤꡦƥȤȤURL˴ޤޤƤ륵ȤΤߤ̤֤ޤʸ¤Ȥˤ '<code>d:</code>' Ҥ򡢥ȡȥΤߤ¤Ȥˤ '<code>t:</code>' ҤѤޤ: ̤2ڡȤʹߤΤ٤ƤΥڡϡҤƤޤޤϴΤΥХǤ</p>
    <p>: <a href="http://search.dmoz.org/cgi-bin/search?search=u%3Anetscape">http://search.dmoz.org/cgi-bin/search?search=u%3Anetscape</a></p>
    <h4><b><a name="roulette"></a></b>ƥꡦ롼å</h4>
    <p>ܥåΤޤޤǸԤȡOpen Directory4ĤΥƥ꤬֤ޤ<a href="http://search.dmoz.org/cgi-bin/search?search=">http://search.dmoz.org/cgi-bin/search?search=</a></p>
  </blockquote>
  <h3><b><a name="simple"></a></b>ñʸ</h3>
  <blockquote> 
    <p>ǥեȤǤϡϤ٤ƤθޤǤ륨ȥ֤ޤ̤ϥդ졢25Ȥɽޤɽ륵ȤϥƥꤴȤ˥롼ײޤȤС<code>C++</code> θԤȡ <code>C++</code> ȤñޤǤ뤹٤ƤΥȤ֤ޤʣιޤǤ븡Ǥϡδ֤ "<code>and</code>" ưŪΤǡ٤ƤθޤǤ륵ȤΤߤ֤뤳ȤˤʤޤȤС<code>golf clubs</code> θǤϡȤ̾ʸ <code>golf</code>  <code>clubs</code> ξޤǤ륵ȤΤߤ֤ޤ"tennis clubs"  "golf balls" ˴ؤ륵Ȥ(դȥ֤ˤĤƤڤƤʤ¤)ɽޤ</p>
    <h4> <b><a name="phrase"></a>縡</b> </h4>
    <p>νפǤ礬ޤ縡Ѥȡޥå륵Ȥο礭餹ȤǤޤȤС"<code>Tour de France</code>" θԤȡ<code>tour</code><code>de</code>  <code>France</code> Ȥ3Ĥñ򤳤νǴޤǤ륵ȤΤߤ֤ޤ</p>
    <h4><b><a name="defaults"></a></b>Υǥե</h4>
    <p>٤Ƥθϡ٤Ƥθδ֤ˡǥեȤΥ󥯱黻ҤȤ and ޤĤޤꡢ<code>red herring</code> θϡ<code>red and herring</code> ȤƱǤɤθǤ⡢̾ޤʸ "red"  "herring" 륵ȤΤߤ֤ޤ"red" Ϥ뤬"herring" ϤʤȤɽޤ"red"  "herring" Τɤ餫ޤǤ륵Ȥõˤϡ <code>or</code> Ѥޤ֡黻ҤλȤˤĤƤϡΥ򻲾ȤƤ</p>
    <h4><b><a name="boolean"></a></b>Boolean Search</h4>
    <p> There are several boolean operators to choose from, they are: <code>or</code>, 
      <code>and</code>, and <code>andnot</code>. Terms linked by the <code>and</code> 
      operator will return only those sites that match all of the search terms 
      linked by the <code>and</code> operator. This is the default, if you don't 
      use any boolean operators, then only those sites that contain at least one 
      occurrence of each search term will be returned.. Terms linked by the <code>or</code> 
      operator will return those sites that match any of the search terms linked 
      by <code>or</code>. For example: <code>grey</code> or <code>gray</code> 
      and <code>parrot</code> Terms linked by the<code> andnot</code> operator 
      will exclude all sites that match the search term following the <code>andnot</code>. 
      For example: <code>random andnot house</code> will find sites about randomness, 
      but exclude sites about the publisher, Random House. </p>
    <h4><b><a name="wildcard"></a></b>Wildcard Search </h4>
    <p>The search can do some limited wildcarding. Specifically, wildcard completion. 
      This is useful when you are trying to match a term that may or may not be 
      plural or might have one of several verb tenses. For example if you wanted 
      to find sites that had to do with bicycling you might use the following 
      search: <code>Bicycl*</code> This would match sites on Bicycling, Bicycle, 
      and Bicycles. The search does not support arbitrary wildcards, so searches 
      on "<code>*cycling</code>" or "<code>Arch*ology</code>" will not work. </p>
    <h4><b><a name="shorthand"></a></b>Shorthand Search Terms </h4>
    <p>You can prefix search terms with "<code>-</code>" and "<code>+</code>" 
      to force the exclusion or inclusion of that term. This is really just shorthand 
      for using the <code>andnot</code> and and boolean operators. The following 
      example will return all the sites on baseball, except those that mention 
      "umpire." <code>+baseball -umpire</code> Note: You cannot begin a search 
      with a "<code>-</code>" term. You must put some other search term first. 
    </p>
    <h4><b><a name="complex"></a></b>Complex Queries </h4>
    <p>You can mix and match the above search methods to create very complex searches. 
      This search will return all sites on Lego trains, but exclude all the links 
      that mention Duplo: <code>lego train* andnot duplo</code> This search will 
      find references to racing, except those that are about racing cars or motorcycles. 
      <code>racing -auto -car -motorcycle -road -nascar</code> </p>
  </blockquote>
  <h4><b><a name="advanced"></a></b>Advanced Search</h4>
  <blockquote> 
    <p> The Simple Search feature is acceptable for most uses, but you may find 
      that you need the extra functionality provided by <a href="http://search.dmoz.org/cgi-bin/search?a.x=0">Advanced 
      Search</a> which is linked from next to the search box on the main page, 
      and at the bottom of results pages. This feature builds upon the power of 
      Simple Search, by combining the options offered by its simpler counterpart 
      with the ability to have queries restricted to specific categories, categories 
      only, or sites only. </p>
    <h4><b><a name="restricting"></a></b>Restricting by Category </h4>
    <p>It is trivial to restrict the search to a given top-level category; you 
      simply select the appropriate category from the drop-down list box labelled: 
      "Only show results in category". However, if you wish to restrict the search 
      to a third-level category, for example, there is no easy way to do so. You 
      will have to select a top-level category to restrict the search to, as explained 
      above, and then alter the URL it returns, substituting the name of the required 
      category with the name of the top-level category. </p>
    <p>For example, imagine that you'd like to search for "<code>regular expressions</code>" 
      in <a href="http://dmoz.org:8080/Computers/Programming/Languages/Perl">Computers/Programming/Languages/Perl</a> 
      . Use the Advanced Search form to search for "<code>regular expressions</code>" 
      in <a href="http://dmoz.org:8080/Computers/">Computers/</a> and the URL will 
      look like this: <code><a href="http://search.dmoz.org/cgi-bin/osearch?search=regular+expressions&amp;cat=Computers&amp;t=b&amp;fo=0&amp;all=no">http://search.dmoz.org/cgi-bin/osearch?search=regular+expressions&cat=Computers&t=b&fo=0&all=no</a></code> 
      , next replace '<code>Computers</code>' with '<a href="http://dmoz.org:8080/Computers/Programming/Languages/Perl/"><code>Computers/Programming/Languages/Perl</code></a>' 
      so that the URL looks like this: <a href="http://search.dmoz.org/cgi-bin/osearch?search=regular+expressions&amp;cat=Computers/Programming/Languages/Perl&amp;t=b&amp;fo=0&amp;all=no"><code>http://search.dmoz.org/cgi-bin/osearch?search=regular+expressions&cat=Computers/Programming/Languages/Perl&t=b&fo=0&all=no</code></a> 
    </p>
    <h4> <b><a name="cat_site"></a></b>Searching Category Names or Site Names 
      Only</h4>
    <p> The radio buttons below the "Only show results in category" option are 
      reasonably self-explanatory, but a brief explanation won't go amiss. By 
      default both the category names and site names -- read: titles, descriptions, 
      and URLs -- are searched for your query text. However you may wish to see 
      only the categories that include your query text in their names. To do this, 
      enter the query text as normal, and then select the 'Categories only' option. 
      To search only site names select the 'Sites only' option. </p>
  </blockquote>
