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Expand Up @@ -74,19 +74,19 @@ or
Google only returns 10 results at a time and a maximum of 100 results. The easiest way to page through results if to use `:page`. Paging is 1 based (1-10). The default page is 1

```
results = GoogleCustomerSearchApi.search("poker", page: 2)
results = GoogleCustomSearchApi.search("poker", page: 2)
results.pages == 10
results.current_page == 2
results.next_page == 3
results.previous_page == 1

results = GoogleCustomerSearchApi.search("poker", page: 1)
results = GoogleCustomSearchApi.search("poker", page: 1)
results.pages == 10
results.current_page == 1
results.next_page == 2
results.previous_page == nil

results = GoogleCustomerSearchApi.search("poker", page: 10)
results = GoogleCustomSearchApi.search("poker", page: 10)
results.pages == 10
results.current_page == 10
results.next_page == nil
Expand All @@ -98,7 +98,7 @@ You can also use `:start` - which can be any number between 1 and 99. The `:page
Example: get results 13-23

```
results = GoogleCustomerSearchApi.search('poker', start: 13)
results = GoogleCustomSearchApi.search('poker', start: 13)
```

See [Custom Search](http://code.google.com/apis/customsearch/v1/using_rest.html) documentation for an explanation of all fields available.
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