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  Anonymous

  4 years ago

  This isn't all that good a formula.
  
  First, Google ignores +s in queries. All search terms are included with an AND unless if you exclude them with -.
  
  I assume intitle:"index of" +("/ebooks"|"/book") is supposed to be intitle:("index of" (ebooks|book)). For one thing, the quotes are unnecessary around a single word. Secondly, Google ignores slashes. Finally, that's improperly formed anyway and matches any "ebooks" or "book" text in the page, thus matching any folder with some random "book.zip" within.
  
  As for +(chm|pdf|zip)... that's ridiculous. You might also want to read HTML, lit, doc, rtf, or txt files that come up. Don't limit your search by filetype! I don't even know what chm is! Instead, let's include a "last modified" in the query, to verify it's a directory listing.
  
  Final result:
  
  http://www.google.com/search?q=-inurl%3Ahtm+-in...
  
  Feel free to improve on my suggestions.
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  Seth

  3 years ago

  What's so wrong with filetype:pdf?
  to find books on google use, filetype:pdf google
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  Anonymous

  3 years ago

  Thankyou Great guys ( who is in Tech-recipes) !!
  you are all amazing !! Thanks again for great posting :D
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  Anonymous

  3 years ago

  <ul id="quote"><h6>Seth wrote:</h6>What's so wrong with filetype:pdf?
  to find books on google use, filetype:pdf google</ul>
  
  Thanks :)
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  Anonymous

  1 year ago

  so how would u find like magazines on here?
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  ashish

  2 months ago

  electronic
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  golfman_story

  2 months ago

  What a useful post here. Very informative for me..TQ friends...
  
  http://the-review.info
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  naughty3

  1 month ago

  It's a good blog.
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