Search Engines

The 'How to" of Search Engines
Learn how to use search engines, which ones are best for what, as well as exhaustive links to different search engines. The page is a little busy, but does provide excellent information about how to use the engines.

Search Engine Showdown
The User's Guide to Search Engines

AltaVista

Google

Dogpile

Excite

Hotbot

The Infoseek

Lycos

Northern Light

Opentext

Savvy Search

Webcrawler

Yahoo

Deja News Usenet searcher!

The Online Book Initiative.

The Online Literature Library.

Project Gutenberg.

Information Please
Information Please is a cyber-ready reference library of information derived The Information Please Almanac, The A&E Information Please Entertainment Almanac,The ESPN Information Please Sports Almanac, The Information Please Kids' Almanac, and The Information Please Girls' Almanac, as well as the Columbia Encyclopedia, and the Random House College Dictionary.

Kennedy Space Center

Nasa Home Page

Intelligence Resource

Universe-space science

Research it

UFO Black Vault

Scientific Phenomena

Websters Dictionary

Almanac Please

Atlas of the World

Maps of the World (UT)

CIA World Fact Book

National Geographic

Better Business Bureau

Internal Revenue Service

The Library of Congress

UFOs and strange info

Info on Year 2000

Research Museums

Information Please

Consumers Digest

Park Locator by LL Bean

Web Development Search
Project Cool provides this meta-search engine that allows simultaneous searching of up to 23 web development-related sites. The search interface supports only multiple phrase searching; the providers of the site advise users to be discriminating in the sites they pick to search. Each search site is briefly described.

Search This Site The Web Get a Search Engine For Your Web Site

Search for information about Macintosh at MacLaunch

The Macintosh Search Engine