FMH search tool:

... the .network search tool introduced in 1997 and best know as the Global Registry of Contacts search engine. Its shown below ready to search the GRC. The .network SLA website also has this tool available. SLA stands for Site Location Assistance.com. The assistance provided there is focused on enterprise and economic development and site selection.

The .network mission statement explains why there's a website named Find Me Here and a directory name Global Registry of Contacts tied together as well as into an economic development, enterprise development, and site selection network.

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The search tool is useful for searching inside Find Me Here.com and Site Location Assistance.com, especially for names of contacts, locations and certain resources such as publications. It has pull-down menus for selecting advanced search features. One pull-down gives you the choice of searching case-sensitive. Another offers phrase search. Querying the Global Registry of Contacts, for example, using the settings means you get search results zeroed in on keyword combinations of both upper and lower-case text.

Although you do not have to input search terms of complete words, it is recommended that you do so, except when searching for a place of interest. If searching for locations inside the US or Canada, use two-letter abbreviations for states and provinces. For example, use the GRC to search for Atlanta, GA or Halifax, NS (CLICK HERE search Site Location Assistance.com for the Canadian province or for the case-sensitive name of a publication, Nova Scotia, Open to the World).

Do not include asterisks or other non-alphanumeric characters in your search terms
unless you actually want them included. Select all-terms instead of as-a-phrase or any-terms if you want to search for the & symbol, for example, to search for Department of either before or after, for example, if you want to search for department of community & economic development (as a phrase and case insensitive) simply make it community & or & economic. Don't use quotation

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