21:50
Faizan
When you edit your Facebook profile, interests and favorite activities are easily added manually. You can also show people what you're into by "Liking" a page on Facebook. Pages represent businesses, organizations or social causes and are allowed to post content that shows up in your Facebook homepage news feed. If you're not sure exactly what you want to "Like," use the social networking site's search feature to browse available pages.
Type key words into the search field at the top of any Facebook screen. Instead of hitting "Enter," which will take you to the first search result, click on the magnifying glass next to the search field.
Click on the "Pages" icon, located in the left column of the screen.
Scroll down the page to view the filtered search results -- 20 pages appear by default, but you can see more pages by clicking the "See More Results" link near the bottom of the screen.
Narrow your search even further using the search field next to the "Pages" header at the top of the search results. Use a boolean search (at the time of publication, Facebook only supports "AND" as a boolean term) to apply more specific restrictions to your search. For instance, if you want to find pages regarding pizza in Chicago, type "Pizza AND Chicago."
Like a page by clicking the gray "Like" link next to its name. Click on the name of a page to see its full content.
Type key words into the search field at the top of any Facebook screen. Instead of hitting "Enter," which will take you to the first search result, click on the magnifying glass next to the search field.
Click on the "Pages" icon, located in the left column of the screen.
Scroll down the page to view the filtered search results -- 20 pages appear by default, but you can see more pages by clicking the "See More Results" link near the bottom of the screen.
Narrow your search even further using the search field next to the "Pages" header at the top of the search results. Use a boolean search (at the time of publication, Facebook only supports "AND" as a boolean term) to apply more specific restrictions to your search. For instance, if you want to find pages regarding pizza in Chicago, type "Pizza AND Chicago."
Like a page by clicking the gray "Like" link next to its name. Click on the name of a page to see its full content.
Posted in: facebook
