Site search

[BOF]

I want to put a search facility on one of my sites for visitors to use - just within the site.

Atomz and FreeFind are possibilities - has anyone any recommendations on these or other (free) site searches?

Thanks and regards to all.
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Chris
Hong Kong
www.simplyaromatics.com (http://www.simplyaromatics.com)
www.plainwebdesign.com (http://www.plainwebdesign.com)

[Jeff]

I've been using Atomz for over a year now and haven't had any problems, at all.[nbsp][nbsp]The template editor is easy and you have full control, except for their small logo which isn't bad.[nbsp][nbsp]The indexing function works well and they have nice options (like entrypoints, masks, metatags to use, etc.)[nbsp][nbsp]I did have a couple questions when I first signed up with Atomz, and their tech staff were very helpful and very nice people (especially considering that I'm using their free service too!)

[0degree]

I use Atomz as well and have had no problems with their service. However, I did notice that their search program is not as poweful as I expected, that's probably because I'm using the free service.

Tony.

[BOF]

Thanks, Jeff & Tony.[nbsp][nbsp]Atomz seems to be good bet.

Before I 'take the plunge', though - does anyone have any views on FreeFind (or other alternatives)?

Thanks again.
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Chris
Hong Kong
www.simplyaromatics.com (http://www.simplyaromatics.com)
www.plainwebdesign.com (http://www.plainwebdesign.com)


[This message has been edited by BOF (edited 05-06-01@10:04 am)]

[BOF]

I'm still pondering this one, but for anyone else who's looking for site search, this URL may be handy:

http://www.freebiesonly.com/sitesearchengine.html

Regards to all.
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Chris
Hong Kong
www.simplyaromatics.com (http://www.simplyaromatics.com)
www.plainwebdesign.com (http://www.plainwebdesign.com)