Demonstrations

In a comment to my posting about table-of-contents my friend Udi Segal advised me to sum up the main issues in order to make my Blog even more friendly. I accepted his advice and here is the sum up of Chapter 2: DEMONSTRATIONS

In this chapter I show:

• How to use QTSaver to write an article in an hour
• How to use QTSaver to write a research in a few hours
• How to use book contents to collect information
• How to use QTSaver to find a person
• How QTSaver helps you automatically to narrow your search
• How to choose the right words for your query
• How to execute pile-up queries
• How to look for definitions
• How to map all sorts of searches
• How to arrange the results with appropriate headings
• How to translate a verse from the bible
• What's the difference between the results of a company that specializes in finding articles and QTSaver
• Why the logic of search is not common sense
• That sometimes there's a need to use a dictionary in order to find what you search for
• That sometimes there's a need to call up a friend who knows English and not count on a dictionary
• That sometimes there's a need to use Yellow Pages instead of search engine
• That sometimes nothing goes right – no matter what search engine or tactics you use.