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All-In-One Internet Search
A compilation of various forms-based search tools found on the Internet. They have been combined here to form a consistent interface and convenient ALL-IN-ONE search point.

Alta Vista (Super Spider)
A powerful and very fast search engine enables Web users to conduct precise searches for specific information by looking for phrases, specifying key words, using case-sensitive matches, and restricting searches to titles or other parts of a document. It is one of the largest search engines on the web and a favorite of researchers. It has a partnership with LookSmart that provides it with directory listings. For more information, please see the Alta Vista Help Page

Dogpile
A multi engine semi-parallel search interface automatically searching 20+ search engines 3 at a time. Allows for continued searching options and Boolean/proximity operators.

EINet Galaxy search
Search by keyword, phrase, and subject; use Boolean operators; search for specific items. This index references a large number of Web documents from around the world, including the home pages of most of the world's Web servers. For more information, please see How to Use Galaxy

Excite
There are three ways to search in Excite: Excite Search, Channels By Excite and Excite NewsTracker. Excite Search uses search engine listings created by crawling the web. Channels By Excite lists sites by topics that have been approved and sometimes reviewed by editors. Excite NewsTracker allows you to search only listings generated by crawling specialty news sites.

HotBot
HotBot maintains the largest index available for the World Wide Web. Expert search features include searching for a person's name and limiting by date, media type or location. For more information, please see the HotBot Help page.

Infomine
Infomine provides a good collection of links to federal government sites.

Internet Sleuth
Allows you to search the standard search engine choices or a huge number of specialty sites, all from the same place.

Lycos
Search by keyword(s); robot-generated database that searches for relevant URLs; user can determine if a document is useful without having to retrieve it. Searches the World Wide Web daily. (including Gopher and FTP space), building a database of all the web pages it finds. Updated weekly.

Metacrawler
The MetaCrawler differs from other services in that it doesn't maintain any internal database. Rather, it relies on the databases of Open Text, Lycos, and others. The MetaCrawler sends your queries to eight different services: Open Text, Lycos, WebCrawler, InfoSeek, Excite, Inktomi, Yahoo, and Galaxy.

Northern Light Search
Northern Light crawls a significant portion of the web and qualifies to be among the major search engines. In addition to www sites, Northern Light also has a set of "special collection" search engine spiders. The Special Collection sources provide you with high caliber information that is often lacking on the Web. Northern Light will give you an integrated results list that combines the Internet and Special Collection results. The search results are free but it can cost up to $4 to view the special collection items.

ProFusion
Metacrawler that allows searches of up to six major search engines and also provides broken link detection.

Starting Point
Starting Point - MetaSearch enables you to search the Web's most extensive databases using one simple search form. Their goal is to provide your starting point to search the Web.

University of North Carolina Heliocentric Information Map
Take a look at this interesting home page, notable mainly for its circular menu, which places the Chapel Hill campus at the center of the information universe. All available documentation is on their home page.

WebCrawler
Search by keyword(s); Boolean operators supported; indexes contents of documents, not just their titles and URLs.

Yahoo!
Search by keyword(s) and subject; keyword searches can be restricted to titles, URLs, and comments; database compiled by user submissions and robots. For more information, please see Yahoo Help .


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