Hi Hari, What i was aiming to do was to find an equal importance space besides the other important navigational elements that i have clubbed "search" with. I have a heading that says "search" then a text box below it and then another text which could either be "go" or "magnifying glass" or "arrow" or "find". But even if i do put one of these how would it be more helpful or quickly accessible is what I am being led to believe in this conversation. Of course, Kordian, does make an important point of user simply hitting enter on keyboard for a single text entry field. But then if i do put "Search" and only the text box then the user will be wondering what his next step of action would be. For me i thought this is where my question on the specific button comes in. That is why if you do read this as a sentence it would be "Search" and you shall "Find". Do these metaphors hold any credence to the way the user behaves with the information available?
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