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* Search Engine Help Pages Links below will take you to the remote help and overview pages for engines referenced in Proteus Internet Search * AltaVista * Ask Jeeves * Britannica * Deja News * Donde * Encyclopedia.com * Excite * Healthfinder * Hot Bot * Hypertext Webster * Infoseek * Lawcrawler * Lib's Index to the Internet * Lycos * Magellan * About.com * Northern Light * Ole * Open Directory * Webcrawler * Yahoo * Yahoo Espanol * Yahooligans Metasearch Engines * Dogpile * Metacrawler * Metafind * Profusion * SavvySearch

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Proteus Internet search tools are designed to help you get the most out of the your Internet research through the interface you feel most comfortable with and your web browser can handle. With Proteus, you simply Type Once, Search Everywhere. Make Proteus your startup page so you can find what you need every time you get on the Internet!

Other Proteus Searches

Explore the various tools and tips below to learn which Proteus tool will help you find what you need.

To enjoy maximum functionality, you should be using a current web browser, such as Netscape Communicator or Microsoft Internet Explorer. See also www.Browsers.com for other current browsers supporting your computing platform.

That said, Proteus also works with LYNX and other browsers. For the basic Proteus search interface, click here. This particular edition does *not* require JavaScript.

• Click here for the Proteus Search Tips page to learn what steps you can take toward more fulfilling searches.

• Young People - Try 5 W's and One H!, Proteus for Young People!

• If you would like to take your Internet search to a whole new level of power and accuracy, try the Advanced Search mode of Proteus.

• If you like, also try an older frames version of Proteus, which allows you to resubmit your searches to different search engines without having to return to the first Proteus Internet Search screen. Cookies must be enabled.

• Looking for images? Try Proteus Image Search.

• Search newsgroups, mailing lists and electronic forums with Proteus News Search.

• For more search engines and computing resources, click here.

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