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`About the Author
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`Brad Hill spends most of his time with computers and considers them
`living creatures with personalities. For this reason alone, he should be
`treated with caution. Nevertheless, this affinity with digital life forms has led
`him to the far corners of cyberspace.
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`Brad turned to computers with abandon when MIDI, the digital music
`standard, appeared in the 19805. As a soundtrack specialist, Brad composed
`music for many audio theater projects (including “The Fall of the House of
`Usher" and “’Twas the Night Before Christmas” for National Public Radio);
`industrial and feature films; and television shows. His soundtrack produc-
`tions have garnered five-star reviews in national publications.
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`Buying his first modem, Brad joined every online service available and
`quickly became addicted to the whole online experience. He didn’t resort to
`taking his meals intravenously in front of the computer, but he spent many
`sleepless nights roaming the alleys and avenues of the budding information
`highway. Soon he was a Sysop (System Operator) for CompuServe, and his
`friends have seen very little of him since.
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`For a while, Brad pursued music production and writing as parallel occupa~
`tions. Words eventually prevailed over notes, and he glimpsed sunlight for
`the first time in years. He now writes books for beginners about the
`lnternet, online services, multimedia, and music technology. He has never
`written a cookbook and never intends to. He did, however, recently review
`more than 600 CD—ROMs, and somehow survived the experience. Brad
`continues to manage virtual communities on CompuServe and the World
`Wide Web.
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`Brad enjoys hearing from people and can be reached electronically at his
`Internet e-mail address: b ra d@nj cc . c om.
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`Dedication
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`This book is for my parents, Betty and Russ, with love and admiration. From
`my mother I’ve learned persistence; from my father, self-reliance. They
`continue to be my greatest influences.
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`Author’s Acknowledgments
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`I wouldn’t have been involved in this project if it hadn’t been for Mary
`Corder, who encouraged me from our very first conversation.
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`Mary Goodwin has been unfailingly gracious and helpful in the preparation
`of this second edition, despite delays and unexpected glitches (a fancy way
`of saying author mess-ups) that would daunt a more easily shaken editor. I
`also remain grateful to Pat Seiler, who edited the first edition of this book.
`Her editorial suggestions, many of which remain in this edition, were and are
`invaluable.
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`I also want to thank Mike Kelly, who got the ball rolling for the second
`edition, and who encouraged me to add a CD—ROM to the book.
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`Finally, I acknowledge the entire, vast community of souls who inhabit, even
`sporadically, the global Web that is still under construction. They are the
`pioneers of a new frontier.
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`Chapter 1: Getting the Big Picture ................................................................................. 11
`Chapter 2: Using the Main Web Directories ................................................................. 25
`Chapter 3: The Flashlight Approach to Searching ...................................................... 45
`Chapter 4: Keyword Tangles and Tips .......................................................................... 59
`Part II: Starting Up the Search Engines
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`Chapter 5: Yahoo! Keyword Searches ........................................................................... 69
`Chapter 6: Lycos Keyword Searches ............................................................................. 77
`Chapter 7: Excite Keyword Searches ............................................................................ 91
`Chapter 8: Open Text Keyword Searches ..................................................................... 97
`Chapter 9: AltaVista Keyword Searches ..................................................................... 107
`Chapter 10: Infoseek Keyword Searches .................................................................... 125
`Chapter 11: HotBot Keyword Searches ....................................................................... 141
`Chapter 12: Deja News Keyword Searches ................................................................. 155
`Chapter 13: Other Useful Search Engines ................................................................... 173
`Part III: Embarking on Search Expeditions"................. 78 7
`Chapter 14: Hunting for Health .................................................................................... 183
`Chapter 15: Exploring Education ................................................................................. 193
`Chapter 16: Uncovering Culture .................................................................................. 205
`Chapter 17: Foraging for Files ...................................................................................... 213
`Chapter 18: Investigating the News ............................................................................. 225
`Chapter 19: Pursuing People ........................................................................................ 237
`Chapter 20: Extracting Entertainment ........................................................................ 249
`Chapter 21: Finding Finances-a 263
`Chapter 22: Searching for Sports ................................................................................. 273
`Chapter 23: Corraling Kid’s Sites ................................................................................. 283
`Part IV: The Part ofTens 291
`Chapter 24: Ten Interesting Web Directories ............................................................. 293
`Chapter 25: Ten WWW Reference Sites ....................................................................... 299
`Chapter 26: Ten Tips for Fast Web Searching ............................................................ 305
`Chapter 27: Ten Great WWW Newspapers and Magazines ...................................... 313
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`Isn’t Web Searching Easy? .................................................................................. 2
`What’s New in the Second Edition (And on the Web) .................................... 3
`Who Are You? ....................................................................................................... 3
`How to Read This Book ...................................................................................... 4
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`Part I: Searching with Directories and Keywords ................................. 4
`Part 11: Starting Up the Search Engines ................................................... 5
`Part 111: Embarking on Search Expeditions ............................................. 5
`Part IV: The Part of Tens ........................................................................... 5
`Conventions Used in This Book ........................................................................ 6
`Icons Used in This Book ..................................................................................... 6
`Write Me! ............................................................................................................... 7
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`Viewing a Directory Page ................................................................................. 15
`Venturing Downward ........................................................................................ 16
`Basic Lessons in Using Directories ................................................................. 19
`Choosing the right map .......................................................................... 20
`Elusive topics ........................................................................................... 21
`Useful (maybe) comparisons ................................................................. 22
`Bookmarking directory levels ................................................................ 22
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`Chapter 2: Using the Main Web Directories ........................................... 25
`Choices, Choices ............................................................................................... 26
`Yahoo! .................................................................................................................. 26
`The Yahoo! logo ....................................................................................... 26
`Directory features .................................................................................... 30
`Added attractions .................................................................................... 34
`Lycos ................................................................................................................... 38
`Excite ................................................................................................................... 42
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`Using Keywords to Narrow Your Search ........................................................ 45
`Keyword sites ........................................................................................... 46
`Entering keywords ................................................................................... 47
`The sparkplugs of the search engine .................................................... 49
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`XIV World Wide Web Searching For Dummies. 2nd Edition Getting Specific with Keyword Qualifiers ...................................................... 50
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`Combining Keyword Qualifiers ....................................................................... 53
`Making Sense of Keyword Results .................................................................. 55
`Taming the numbers ............................................................................... 55
`Hits and glancing blows .......................................................................... 56
`What’s in those matches? ....................................................................... 57
`Chapter 4: Keyword Tangles and Tips ...................
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`Narrowing the Search ....................................................................................... 60
`Picking a more specific keyword ........................................................... 60
`Adding a keyword .................................................................................... 60
`Using the AND operator .......................................................................... 61
`Finding a new angle ................................................................................. 63
`NOT! ........................................................................................................... 64
`Widening the Search ......................................................................................... 64
`Using fewer terms .................................................................................... 64
`Shorten your keywords .......................................................................... 65
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`How insensitive! ....................................................................................... 66
`Getting fancy ............................................................................................ 66
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`Chapter 5: Yahoo! Keyword Searches ..................................................... 69
`A Quick Search ................................................................................................... 70
`Using two kinds of search results ......................................................... 70
`Working with category and site matches ............................................. 72
`Yahoo! Search Options ...................................................................................... 73
`Setting boundaries ................................................................................... 73
`Choosing a keyword operator ............................................................... 74
`Selecting a search area ........................................................................... 75
`Don’t overwhelm me! .............................................................................. 75
`Final Notes on Yahoo! Searches ...................................................................... 76
`Chapter 6: Lycos Keyword Searches.........................................
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`Doing a Quick Search ........................................................................................ 77
`Choosing your source ............................................................................. 79
`Trying, trying, and trying again ............................................................. 81
`Enhancing Your Lycos Search ......................................................................... 81
`Getting a grip on your options ..........................
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`Exploring the display options ................................................................ 86
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