Alta vista searches the Web or Usenet for keywords that you type in. You can choose how you'd like your results to be displayed - in a standard, compact or detailed form.#
This engine searches the Info-Mac HyperArchive Root for files via a keyword search of file names and subject lines.#
The Aliweb Search searches the Aliweb database (a database for Internet sites and services) by keywords, enabeling you to set the number of results to be displayed and to define "and/or" options.#
CUI searches for Web sites according to the date on which they were created, meaning that new sites appear first on the results list.#
Einet Galaxy searches for Web sites and provides a very detailed description of the sites it finds.#
The WWWW - the World Wide Web Worm is a very popular search engine (it receives more than 2 million requests a month).
WWWW allows you to specify keywords, set "and/or" options, and determine the number of results to be displayed.#
The Computer Related WWW Servers searches Web sites that deal with the California area - sites that present maps, general information, facts about academic institutions, and so on.#
CUSI is a one-step interface to many search engines. The engines are devided into categories: engines that conduct menu-based searched (such as CUI, W3 catalog, Yahoo etc.), engines that conduct keywords-based searches (like WebCrawler, Lycos etc.) and others. #
The W3 Search Engines lists some useful search engines, including CUSI and Yahoo. It also provides hot linkes to the engines#
McKinley's Internet Directory allows you conduct keywords-based searches. It also lets you conduct menu-based searches, in which you an explore opics such as products, news, sports and weather.#
The W3 Servers is a directory of academic and scientific Web servers arranged according to geographical location.
