Help!!

[miki78]

I'm despratly looking for sites with lots of pics of traditinol Japanese Houses *exsteria and interia* furniture and clothing perticuly male clothing pleeeeeeeeease

 

[Grandpa Frank]

Under Google.....

I typed "Japanese home interiors" and "Japanese home exteriors" and it bought up a ton of interesting websites. Watch out for the word "book" in the info though, you need to buy the book to see anything on those ones.A couple of the sites had neat things to buy to decorate your home. Good luck!

Uncle Frank

 

[Mike Cash]

I'm despratly looking for sites with lots of pics of traditinol Japanese Houses *exsteria and interia* furniture and clothing perticuly male clothing pleeeeeeeeease

I believe you have made mention before of having dyslexia or something like that. I understand that it makes things difficult for you and that you're doing the best you can. However, search engines don't do a good job of making allowances for our human frailties. If you type "exsteria" or "interia" in place of "exterior" and "interior", you're not going to get a whole lot of useful results.

The reason I mention this is not to give you a hard time or make light of your problem, but to wonder out loud if there is some sort of tool or method that can be used to help make sure that when you do a search you have the spelling sufficiently correct that it gives you good results. Perhaps running the words through a spell-checker or some other such program first. Does anyone have any good ideas?

 

[miki78]

Thanks Uncle Frank ^^

Thankyou Mike Cash that is very sweet and thoughtfull ^_________^

 

[nice gaijin]

I think using a spell checker like in a word processor is a good idea; search sites like google will make alternate spelling suggestions if you mistype a word, but if the word is too mangled, it can not guess what you are trying to search for.