A Free Idea: Search Engine for Webpages
Peter Hansen
peter at engcorp.com
Sun Aug 25 22:48:25 EDT 2002
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Serge Boiko wrote: > > An example to clarify the point. I have a list of journals > (1000+lines) and I'm looking for those of them that contain the term > "interaction", but I'm really interested in those matches that relates > somehow to computer science. The imaginary program would return: > [snip example] > > Another point is that I could make searches of subsearches, also useful, > isn't it? Ah, now I understand perfectly. Aren't there personal search engines of some kind that could do something like this for you already? Or are those intended to work only on Intranet content, not on content that is out on the web itself? I would imagine there are search engine programs you can install, then feed them a web site, then use it to do your own searches, which would accomplish what you want. If not, then I agree it's a useful _and_ novel idea! :) -Peter
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