#search

... about a variety of automated research tools you can use to keep an eye on the Web for you: http://www.poorrichard.com/newsltr/027.htm#search A reader, Adam Amir, recently told me about a new one, Karnak: http://www.karnak.com/ "Karnak has saved me so much time," this reader wrote, "in finding, storing and tracking my information that I have stopped using anything else." [I've got to say that I don't like this site's design. I think the whole idea of using a picture of a building and expecting users to click on doors and desks and so on -- a door for the entrance, a big desk for "signup," etc., is plain silly. ...

... issues of this newsletter, you'll find a search form at the bottom of the archive page: http://poorrichard.com/newsltr/archive.htm#search The problem with search engines is that they often find way too much extraneous stuff, so I've limited this search engine to only search in the actual newsletter Web pages themselves, not in other pages (such as pages giving background information about the newsletter). By the way, I used Matt Wright's Simple Search, a free utility that you can find at Matt's Script Archive: http://www.worldwidemart.com/scripts/ If you know what you're doing and, unlike me, you d ...