Using Vista help

How does one formulate a query for help? For instance, I would like to find
if there is information on the task manager page display, CPU useage.
Normally (as in google/yahoo) I would type in :

"Task Manager" +"CPU usage" and get a search, but the quotes and everything
else doesn't seem to get recognized. It seems only to recognize single
words. What is the syntax?

Hike_Mike <> wrote:

>How does one formulate a query for help? For instance, I would like to find
>if there is information on the task manager page display, CPU useage.
>Normally (as in google/yahoo) I would type in :
>
>"Task Manager" +"CPU usage" and get a search, but the quotes and everything
>else doesn't seem to get recognized. It seems only to recognize single
>words. What is the syntax?

What you suggested works great in Google:

http://tinyurl.com/6nufrt

Nonny <> wrote:

>Hike_Mike <> wrote:
>
>>How does one formulate a query for help? For instance, I would like to find
>>if there is information on the task manager page display, CPU useage.
>>Normally (as in google/yahoo) I would type in :
>>
>>"Task Manager" +"CPU usage" and get a search, but the quotes and everything
>>else doesn't seem to get recognized. It seems only to recognize single
>>words. What is the syntax?
>
>What you suggested works great in Google:
>
>http://tinyurl.com/6nufrt

Sorry... shoulda wiped the sleep outta my eyes and read your post
again before replying.

I don't have the answer. Your guess is as good as whatever I can
think of.

What it sounds like is your trying to get your current CPU usage. The
performance tab may be what your looking for. I really dont understand what
your looking for.

"Hike_Mike" <> wrote in message
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> How does one formulate a query for help? For instance, I would like to
> find
> if there is information on the task manager page display, CPU useage.
> Normally (as in google/yahoo) I would type in :
>
> "Task Manager" +"CPU usage" and get a search, but the quotes and
> everything
> else doesn't seem to get recognized. It seems only to recognize single
> words. What is the syntax?
>
>