help with search results, I don't understand why it returns the answer
Posted: 24 Aug 2016, 01:16
I am on Amazon, and looking for a good book on Inkscape. So I type Inkscape into the search bar, choose category books, and go. Then I sort by pub date. Why are there all these religious and mythological books? Too many pages of crap...
So I go to advanced search, and tell it Inkscape must be in the title, and still in category books. Now it starts returning multiple copies of the same book, in the same format. And it says there were 0 books published in 2016 that contain the word Inkscape in the title, even though there were some on first original search page before I sorted by pub date.
I don't understand why Amazon is returning results relating to religion and myths, and I don't understand why a new book that was there is suddenly gone. What am I doing so wrong? Amazon used to be so easy!
Any suggestions for a way below beginner level introduction to Inkscape? I recognize all of 1 button, save
What I need to do is draw quite a few different keyboard layouts. And I need the keys to look somewhat 3D, since many of the caps have writing or some sort of legend on the top and the front. And how do you create these squiggly things that are on IBM terminal boards? And, and, and...
So I go to advanced search, and tell it Inkscape must be in the title, and still in category books. Now it starts returning multiple copies of the same book, in the same format. And it says there were 0 books published in 2016 that contain the word Inkscape in the title, even though there were some on first original search page before I sorted by pub date.
I don't understand why Amazon is returning results relating to religion and myths, and I don't understand why a new book that was there is suddenly gone. What am I doing so wrong? Amazon used to be so easy!
Any suggestions for a way below beginner level introduction to Inkscape? I recognize all of 1 button, save
What I need to do is draw quite a few different keyboard layouts. And I need the keys to look somewhat 3D, since many of the caps have writing or some sort of legend on the top and the front. And how do you create these squiggly things that are on IBM terminal boards? And, and, and...