Metacrawler

[Joe Barker]

Cathy--
	I recommend Metacrawler and Inference Find as the best two 
meta-search engines around.  The both cluster results nicely -- but 
differently.  Metacrawler is good because it does some parsing of search 
language and shows you what it sent to each search tool.  One can do 
either Boolean commands of +/- and get successful results.  You might 
want to take a look at the page
http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/TeachingLib/Guides/Internet/MetaSearch.html
	Joe Barker, WWW & Internet instruction program coordinator
	The Teaching Library, UC Berkeley

On Thu, 11 Dec 1997, Cathy M. Clark-Wright wrote:

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> Does anyone out there use Metacrawler?  I've found it to be a pretty
> good general search engine, but I never seem to see it mentioned
> anywhere.  
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> Cathy Wright, USDOE, Albany, OR
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