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interbiznet Toolkit
Update 1.06 © 1999, interbiznet.com, all rights reserved

Toolkit Addition


Tool Kit: Data Grabber

If you're brain is cluttered and your desk is a mess, perhaps you'd like to have your Web information more organized. If so, Data Grabber is a fun tool. More than that though, it's a browser add on that helps organize information in a way that makes sense to you. It's an ultimate bookmark.

Data Grabber lets you grab images, text and URLs from the Web and organize the information into folders that you create and customize. A file manager type interface is used to then sort the folders and sub-folders. You can view them hierarchically or as thumbnails. The nifty part is that you can create conglomerations, or pieces of sites that you want to keep hold of without needing to go back to all of them.

The down side is that you've got to maneuver between the browser window and the Data Grabber window. However, for the ease of information compilation, it's worth the effort. Easier to use and rather more intuitive than some of the other bookmark manager programs.

However, not all of us can be organized all the time. Data Grabber is the third helpful tool we've tried to make some sense of our bookmark lists. Each works for a week or two and then there's a time crunch and we go back to just shoving all those URLs into a big long, disorganized list.

Search Tips


Search Technique

Do your searches still produce myriad unwanted results?

Read the suggestions put out by the University of California at Berkeley.

In their easy-to-understand article, their is a superb table that categorizes the types of searches you might want to do and how best to go about them.

They break your type of search into the features that you might be looking for. For instance, are you looking for a proper name or phrase? Or are you looking for information "about" something? Perhaps you're looking for a rather common phrase that has so many contexts your search results become a new search on their own. Or are there numerous words that you could use and you're not sure which is best?

UCB gives you suggstions for how to conduct your search in each of the above trying situations. There is a dandy little chart that explains how best to incorporate search operators and phrases to help you get better results. Read it. It can save you an amazing amount of time in your future searches.

If you're not a fan of reading tables, and find tables hard to follow, there's also a text version that includes details and very specific search instructions.

Table Of Contents SEARCH TOOLS
  1. Search Basics
  2. Search Strategy
  3. Company Info
  4. Finding People
  5. Resumes
  6. Web Pages
  7. Usenet
  8. Mailing Lists
  9. Competitors
10. Discussion Areas
11. Cheat Sheet
POSTING JOBS
  1. Master Sites
  2. Free Sites
  3. Usenet
  4. Niches
  5. Writing Postings
ROBOTS & AGENTS
  1. Newbot
  2. Informant
  3. URL Minder
  4. Other Robots
BASIC SOFTWARE
  1. Starter Tools
  2. Browser Tips
OTHER RESOURCES
  1. Salary Surveys
MORE TIPS -TRICKS
 

 
 

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