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Monday, August 13, 2007

Everything you'd want to know about Full-text searching in Books

The title's obviously a bit of an exaggeration, but LISNews has posted an article by Scott Boren that is in fact crammed full of interesting information about the state of full-text book searching.  Scott appears to have initially written the article for the National Library of Education, and credits a talk given by Greg Notess at Computers in Libraries earlier this year as the inspiration for this article.

Cool tool I hadn't known about before - Booksearch x3, which simultaneously searches A9.com (aka Amazon), Google, and MSN Book Search.  That should prove to be a real timesaver!  Got some time to kill?  Check out the site of Alan Taylor, the guy who whipped together Booksearch x3.  Wow.


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