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using these forms as a basis for providing search facilities for their spaces:
- Department of Electrical
Engineering at the University of Surrey
- A large and busy webserver is indexed by Spacesearch - it's even on their 404 not found output.
- Search Surrey
- Many ways to search the University of Surrey's scattered webservers.
- Lloyd Wood
- Search Lloyd's personal pages, his server, or the web.
- Small Satellites Home Page search
- Search the server or the web.
- Globaphobia
- I have no idea what this is.
- New Worker Online
- Back issues of the magazine of the New Communist Party of Britain.
Amazing. I didn't realise Britain had a new communist party.
- The IE4 orthogonal exploit trilogy
- gives people not running IE4 something useful to do.
- Windell's link page
- search forms galore.
- Snooz Maori searching
- Spacesearch language heuristics at work.
- los Defensores del Tanooki
- A Spanish user.
- More
Spanish searching
- Another Spanish user.
...and then there's Deegan.
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Lloyd Wood
(L.Wood@surrey.ac.uk)
last updated 17 August 1999