When Yahoo search finds millions of results how do I look at the 1 millionth item?

Question

When Yahoo search finds millions of results how do I look at the 1 millionth item?

Answer 1

I'm not sure on this but it may have something to do with the url information.Like where it says = at the end.

do a search go to the second result page and edit the number on the end of the url.I only got to page 100 of the results though.

Answer 2

Well you can limit your search, add some other related words, or use the main words in " " ....e.g you search for a lyric, do like this e.g.: "when I'm gone" Eminem lyrics

it's a great world you're searching in....think about a text that may  be about what you search for...e.g if its about a lyric, you can type a short sentence you know its in the lyric, e.g: What happens when you become the main source of her pain? Eminem lyrics

note that first pages usually have the best answers. naturally, if you cant find the answer in first 7 pages, you wont find it in other pages either, and you may have to change your keywords...

If you search for sth in a specific site, you can type the site name or url with your keyboard, such as: Hp-lexicon ministry

and one more thing, when u cant find the answer, u can use www.chacha.com

it has people there to search what you need...they chat with you and give links you can try....

But the best way is to know the search tips yourself...and not to need others to search for you...

Answer 3

Put more key words in your search

Answer 4

Dats easy - just count them...

Answer 5

FOLLOW THE DIRECTION OF ADVANCED SEARCH

Answer 6

you cant, but to get to 1000 follow the instructions:

first do the search and then navigate to page 2. then copy the url which should look something like this:

http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=bob&ei=...

i searched for bob lol but anyways at the end it says b=11 change to b=1001 and you get thousandth results lol

you should then have something like

http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=bob&ei=...

in your url bar

Answer 7

I don't think there is a way unless you manually click every 11  pages.