Search In Depth: Power Search

Search In Depth: Power Search

Notes:

To use the above search engines:

Reference the "Search Engine Listing" below to determine which search engine to use.
Enter the appropriate information in the text input field.
Click the "Search" button.

The links directly to the right of the "Search" buttons point to "Power Search" pages, which allow more complex searches. (If no relevant Power Search is available, the links point to a standard search page.)

Search Engine Listing

Google (smart search) [search]: Smart search. If you're looking for a particular Web site and can't seem to find it, try Google.
DMoz.org ODP (Netscape/Mozilla Open Directory Project) [search]: Hand-picked Web pages. This most useful if you want to find a listing of Web sites with content in a particular category. Google uses the DMoz.org ODP, so you might want to try Google first.
AltaVista (web page content) [search]: Indexed Web pages. If you want to find Web pages that contain particular words, AltaVista useful. Google seems to be better, but Google can only search for 10 words at a time.
Ask Jeeves (freeform questions) [search]: Ask your question here. Ask Jeeves! is an intelligent directory of questions.
MetaCrawler (meta search) [search]: Combined results. Wide ranging sources. If you're looking for multiple sites, but can't find them elsewhere, you can find them here.
Google News (news) [search]: A great news service which automatically links to top stories based on how popular they are.
Google Groups (usenet newsgroups) [search]: Search Usenet Newsgroups, similar to bulletin boards. Vast amounts of chaotic information.
Merriam-Webster (dictionary) [search]: Merriam-Webster's Tenth Collegiate Dictionary
whatis.com (computer dictionary) [search]: Encyclopedic dictionary of computer/technical terms.
Information Please (almanac) [search]: The best online almanac. Includes an encyclopedia and dictionary.
Internet Movie Database (movie/TV titles) [search]: The best resource for details on movies, a series, actors, etc.
The On-Line Books Page (online book titles) [search]: The best place to find online books that you can read right on your computer screen.
Powell's Books (used book keywords) [search]: Quality used books at the lowest price. No book details.
Amazon.com (new book keywords) [search]: New books at great prices. The best place to get book details. Also CD's, DVD's, gifts, auctions, software.
MrData.Net [search]: MrData.Net, developer of Search In Depth.

See also: VaticanII.org: Power Search, a search engine of Catholic Resources.

URL: http://www.searchindepth.com/
Title: Search In Depth: Power Search
Page last updated 21 July 2004 by MrData@mail.com (Mr Israel Steinmetz).