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and got some strange results.  I'm not sure how google interpreted that 
to get those results, but it might be a lead.  If nothing else, consider 
this a bump to keep this thread alive; because I'm also interested in 
the solution to this one...

Kind regards,
CB




Christopher Fowler wrote:

>I'm having issues looking for exact phrases in google.  I want to 
>look at for all the 'brower.toolbar' options for the Mozilla user prefs
>file but I can not get Google to see the '.'.  It keeps removing it and
>breaking the words in too.  Is there any way to tell google to look for 
>exactly what I ask for.  I have this problem many times when I want to
>find information about Perl modules.  Google can ignore the '::'.
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