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[Mark Williams <mark_williams@EEE.ORG>]

This posting was rejected, and I am not sure why.  It is not a commercial
site and I have no commercial interest in it.  So here it is again...if you
are searching for good search engines, these sites are good places to start.
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For help in selecting which of the many search engines to use for a
particular topic, you might want to visit the following sites.  The first
(AskScott) is for first-time users, the second (GreatScott) is for more
advanced users/searches.

The sites:

http://www.askscott.com/    AskScott

http://www.askscott.com/great.html    Great Scott

I have found these sites to be helpful in search engine selection.  They
were created by an academic librarian (Scott Nicholson) and have additional
information on how search engines work, a tutorial, and explanations behind
the selections.  This is Scott's field...he knows whereof he speaks!

Hope this helps.


Mark Williams, Librarian
Colton High School
Colton, California

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