This page is the first in a SEARCH series (page 4) of Introduction
to The Network
| The .network search series: |
The following comments and links are meant to add to the information
at the top of the page. Also, use the drop down menu below
the comments to select various search tools.
Add choices for
Googling inside .network websites to
the search engine on this page.Go
to the search tools page for the website you are using,
Find Me Here.com. Notice when you get there that it has buttons
for moving back and forth just like the ones at the top of this
page. The examples shown here are linked to the other two pages
in the linked series.
The FMH
Search Tool is available at Find Me Here.com along with
the Google/.network search engine. It's recommended
that the FMH Search Tool be used to query the Global Registry of
Contacts. See the GRC
Search Guide for more information.
The Google/.network search engine has other
features. For example, you can use it to search
the
websites
of
business
periodicals that have a dedication similar to that of
The Network.
Use this drop
down menu to access various search engines suggested by .network users.
go back
The Network is for searching:
Select the right-pointing arrow-button above and
on subsequent pages for details about searching for mission
related resources including site
selection locations and contacts who
supply services as well as resources. Subsequent pages include a
helpguide for searchers and access to free
personal search assistance that you request when needed.
The Enterprise
and Economic Development Library has a SEARCH
section
 FYI: Searches in The Network facilitate business
networking
FYI: Searches
in The Network facilitate
gathering information for site
selection
FYI: The
Network maintains its own global directory of contacts
FYI: The
Network provides access to many contact
directories
    
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