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| Capturing Google output |
| Author: | Alan Pritchard |
| Date: | Thursday, 3rd Mar 2005 19:55 |
| Views: | 2,228 (excluding Digests and RSS feeds) |
| Category: | Internet Searching, Webmaster, eCommerce | | URL: | http://www.freepint.com/go/b31560 |
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Does anyone know if there is a product that will capture the whole of a Google search - many thousands of references. I want to store them on disk to look at them at my own pace and delete urls from the files. It gets very tedious saving page after page.
Alan Pritchard |
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 | Capturing Google output | | Does anyone know if there is a product that will capture the whole of a Google search - many thousands ... |
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Alan Pritchard |
03/03/05 19:55 |
31560 |
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S.W.Schilke |
04/03/05 14:31 |
31576 |
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Alan Pritchard |
04/03/05 14:47 |
31577 |
 | Re: Capturing Google output | | Hi,
Do you know that Google doesn't return more than 1000 search results? Although it says it has millions of results ... |
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Denis |
13/03/05 09:44 |
31629 |
| | Re: Capturing Google output | | The easy way round this is to employ spidering software that follows links to other pages in an infinite loop. ... |
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martin |
15/03/05 09:42 |
31640 |
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Alan Pritchard |
13/03/05 10:22 |
31630 |
| | Re: Capturing Google output | | When the "Next" link disappear for the first time, Google displays a message at the bottom of the page similar ... |
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Denis |
14/03/05 15:47 |
31638 |
| | Re: Capturing Google output | | Why just google? Capture multiple sources in one database for multiple queries on any frequency. www.aspsol.co.uk click on Bright Planet ... |
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Andrew Clark |
04/03/05 11:14 |
31567 |
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Alan Pritchard |
04/03/05 11:40 |
31571 |
| | Re: Capturing Google output | | Yes there is. I use some software called Web Data Extractor (see link below), which will extract the weblink ... |
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martin |
04/03/05 08:39 |
31561 |
| | Re: Capturing Google output | | TVM. That looks very useful. I've used products like HTTrack which have been good, but this seems to go beyond ... |
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Alan Pritchard |
04/03/05 10:51 |
31563 |
| | Re: Capturing Google output | | Alan
I can vouch for the software, it's excellent.
As for your storage needs, if you really do need GB of space ... |
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martin |
04/03/05 10:56 |
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| | Re: Capturing Google output | | I misunderstood about what it captures. I was still thinking of products that copy complete sites. No problem as it ... |
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Alan Pritchard |
04/03/05 11:48 |
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| | Re: Capturing Google output | | Ok
I now see what you mean and may have another solution for you.
Have a look at Superbot:
http://www.sparkleware.com/superbot/index.html
I used this a ... |
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martin |
04/03/05 11:59 |
31573 |
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al |
04/03/05 13:24 |
31574 |
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martin |
04/03/05 10:57 |
31566 |
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Alan Pritchard |
04/03/05 11:34 |
31569 |
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martin |
04/03/05 11:38 |
31570 |
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