I tried to set up a search roll and when I went to copy and paste the information I had an error. I think I'll stick with using Google search. It's easier and I don't have to do anything but search..
I haven't tried the Rollyo thing yet, but that's next on my list. I'm thinking that it might limit my searching too much, at least with google you get a lot of options, not just the ones you already knew about and posted to the Rollyo
I'm thinking Rollyo is more like searching your bookmarks: focused on one subject and limited to sites you use often. I can see it used for, say, pathfinders, where you can pick several web sites that you KNOW have reliable information. Not trying to hard-sell it or anything, tho, because I got less-than-perfect results with mine.
Okay, let me try that again - I flubbed a word or two:
Lordy: I figured out how to add the ROLLYO to the blog! Check out my blog.
Anyway, when you go in to type up your blog and you want to cut-and-paste the HTML tag, instead of just going in where we always type our blog, there is a tab up at the top that says "Edit HTML". You go into that one, cut and paste your rollyo tag, then go back up to the tab "Compose" and type in what you want to type and post it, your Rollyo search bar will be in your post!
Google is way easier! But at least we're trying new things...
ReplyDeleteI haven't tried the Rollyo thing yet, but that's next on my list. I'm thinking that it might limit my searching too much, at least with google you get a lot of options, not just the ones you already knew about and posted to the Rollyo
ReplyDeleteI'm thinking Rollyo is more like searching your bookmarks: focused on one subject and limited to sites you use often. I can see it used for, say, pathfinders, where you can pick several web sites that you KNOW have reliable information. Not trying to hard-sell it or anything, tho, because I got less-than-perfect results with mine.
ReplyDeleteOkay, let me try that again - I flubbed a word or two:
ReplyDeleteLordy:
I figured out how to add the ROLLYO to the blog! Check out my blog.
Anyway, when you go in to type up your blog and you want to cut-and-paste the HTML tag, instead of just going in where we always type our blog, there is a tab up at the top that says "Edit HTML". You go into that one, cut and paste your rollyo tag, then go back up to the tab "Compose" and type in what you want to type and post it, your Rollyo search bar will be in your post!