Search Bar to be included in website

I want to add a search bar to a website which searches the
site and lists possible results.
I know you can get search bars from Google but my client
won't want to include the Google logo or any reference to them.
Can anyone point me in the right direction to a tutorial or
is it not that easy?
I'm actually creating a microsite based on this one...
www.lucasfettes.co.uk and if possible would like a very similar
search bar/function as the one they include.
Thanks.

Would you client accept the search function with no Google
logo visible on
their page,
and results confined to only their domain but with Google
visible on the
results page?
If yes, steal the relevant code from this 404 error page:
http://www.adlerhealth.com/not_found_error_page.php
"VickyC112" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
news:gp8cmh$9fa$[email protected]..
>I want to add a search bar to a website which searches
the site and lists
> possible results.
> I know you can get search bars from Google but my client
won't want to
> include
> the Google logo or any reference to them.
> Can anyone point me in the right direction to a tutorial
or is it not that
> easy?
> I'm actually creating a microsite based on this one...
> www.lucasfettes.co.uk
> and if possible would like a very similar search
bar/function as the one
> they
> include.
> Thanks.
>

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