FAQs about google's use

1. Why does Google show other language versions without selecting a language?Google uses the standard language preference mechanism of the website (that is, the standard for multi-language hypertext transfer) to automatically determine its display language. The multi-language features of the browser allow you to set your preferred language.
If you use IE5, select "Internet options" in the "Tools" menu and click "language" to select the language you want.
If you are using Netscape Navigator Version 4.7, select "Preferences" in the "Edit" menu and open the "Language" option in "Navigator" to change the specified Language.
Note: Changing the specified language of the browser may affect the browsing of web pages in other languages.
2. How do I return to the Google homepage?Click "Google in English" on any non-English homepage to go to the standard Google English homepage.
If you want to change the Google interface language, but do not want to change the selected language of the browser, you can manually set the preferred language for Google. However, this requires that the browser you are using can receive cookies, while changing the selected language of the browser does not.
3. How many languages does Google plan to support?Google plans to add more supported languages. For the latest supported language list, visit the "user preferences" page.
4. How do I propose improvement suggestions to Google on translation or spelling problems?Google's goal is to translate our international web pages most accurately. However, due to the subjectivity of the translation itself, it is inevitable that there will be some improper words. If you feel anything inappropriate, please send us the word and your suggestion, our Web site is intl@google.com. We will consider your suggestions when updating the user interface next time.

Search problems
1. How can I find the required information in the query results?Because Google only lists webpages that contain all query words as search results, you only need to add query words to narrow the search range.
2. How do I delete the original search materials when starting a new query?Retained query history is a feature of Internet Explorer 5.0 and has nothing to do with Google. To disable this function, click Internet options under the Tools menu, and then select the content tab. In the personal information area, select automatic completion ". Click "clear form. Uncheck the "form" check box in the same window, or you can make the query no longer appear. You can also useDownSelect the old query to highlight it, and then pressDeleteKey to delete unnecessary old query items in the history one by one.