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Middle of Nowhere Search Tool Collection Seek and Ye Shall Find |
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This provides concise access to the most useful search engines minus glitzy user interfaces, advertisements and picky controls.
This way of accessing search engines puts your interests ahead of somebody's advertising revenue so the tools on this page sometimes go out of date (webmasters aren't dumb). If you find a broken link, notify Brad Cox and pick a tool that isn't continually changing (web users aren't dumb either).
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Specialized Searches |
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| Local search over all virtualschool.edu pages. | |
| Search over the Unix Manual Pages at virtualschool.edu. Very nice! | |
| Search for books, book reviews, interviews at amazon.com. | |
| Search for CDs at cdnow.com | |
| Search technical documents on HTML, FORMS, CGI, HTTPD at netscape.com | |
| People; GMU Faculty, Staff, Students at GMU | |
| Webster's Dictionary at cmu.edu | |
| Dictionary of telecomputing terms at ora.com | |
| Dictionary of Acronyms at www.mtnds.com | |
| Dictionary of Acronyms at curia.ucc.ie | |
| Roget's Thesaurus at nih.gov | |
| Search shareware.com shareware.com for shareware software for any platform. Also see TuCows | |
| Search the Just In Time News Searcher at excite.com | |
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Search the whole web |
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| Search the entire web via excite.com | |
| Search the entire web via hotbot | |
| Search the entire web via altavista.digital.com | |
| Search the entire web via yahoo.com | |
| Search the entire web via lycos.com | |
| Search the entire web via savvy | |
| Search the entire web via MetaCrawler | |
| Search the entire web via mckinley.com | |
| Search the entire web via infoseek.com | |
| Search the entire web via webcrawler.com | |
| Search the entire web via stpt.com | |
Note: search.com provides a multiengine search tool similar to this one except that its far more ambitious.
ToDo: I plan to condense this page into a stripped down minimalist search tool that is concise enough to appear on all virtual school web pages. The user interface I'm targeting is (cgi not developed yet):