Add a web search text box to a web page

If you want to add a search text box to a web page do the following:
1. In Page view, at the bottom of the document window, click Design
2. Put the insertion point where you want the search text box to appear.
3. On the Insert menu, click Web Component.
4. In the Insert Web Component dialog box, under Component type, click Web Search.
5. Under Choose a type of search, click Current Web.
6. Click Finish.
In the Search Form Properties dialog box, indicate what you want on each of the following tabs:
* Label for input - This is the caption for the text box in which users enter search terms. The default is Search for. If you want to change it, type the new caption over the default.
* Width in Characters - This is the width of the search text box in number of characters. The default is 20 characters. If you want to change it, type the new number over the default.
* Label for ""Start Search"" Button - This is the caption for the button that begins the search. The default is Start Search. If you want to change it, type over the default.
* Label for ""Reset"" Button - This is the caption for the button that clears the form. The default is Reset. If you want to change it, type over the default.
* Word list to search - This specifies which folders in the Web site to include in the search. The default, All, searches all pages in the current Web site. To limit the search to a specific folder, type the name of that subfolder.
* Date format - This is the format for displaying the date. The Date format text box is unavailable unless you also select the Display file date check box under Display options.
* Time format - This is the format for displaying the time. The Time format text box is unavailable unless you also select the Display file date check box under Display options.
* Display score (closeness of match) - This indicates in percentages how close the results are to the original search terms.
* Display file date - This displays the date that the file was last published in the search results.
* Display file size (in K bytes) - This displays the size of the file in the search results.
7. Once you have done all that click OK to add the search text box.