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 Automation of internet search
Author:Dan Franklin
Date:Tuesday, 2nd May 2006 14:17
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Category:Internet Searching, Webmaster, eCommerce
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My job involves regular (weekly) trawls of the internet for government tender opportunities in the police/military sector. We are looking to evaluate any software that may automate the process. Does anyone have any ideas? Let me know.

Thanks
Dan

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  Automation of internet search
My job involves regular (weekly) trawls of the internet for government tender opportunities in the police/military sector. We are looking ...
Dan Franklin 02/05/06 14:17 39598
   Re: Automation of internet search
I don't know if this will help, but you might want to try the meta search engine Profusion (http://www.profusion.com/). ...
Charles Wiggins 12/05/06 20:22 40161
   Re: Automation of internet search
HI Dan, I have used Offline Explorer Pro to download the contents of specific web sitesI am interested in. It can be ...
Chuck Sciarini 05/05/06 19:45 39791
   Re: Automation of internet search
Thanks for those responses. However on reflection I see that my question was not really worded correctly. What i should ...
Dan Franklin 03/05/06 09:42 39621
    Re: Automation of internet search
Ah, ok. Well, I'm presuming that these are sites that use flat html, are not password protected, or contain the ...
Phil Bradley 03/05/06 11:29 39632
     Re: Automation of internet search
Thanks for the help, I'll look into the suggestions. Dan
Dan Franklin 03/05/06 12:41 39634
    Re: Automation of internet search
Dan, I guess it rather depends on the source of the tenders. For example, the TED stuff is on Factiva (and ...
Gareth 03/05/06 10:04 39625
   Re: Automation of internet search
I am not an expert with these types of things. But there are programs called bots that search the ...
Mark 03/05/06 07:37 39619
   Re: Automation of internet search
If you've got a search that works for you, then I would suggest going across to use MSN search. This ...
Phil Bradley 02/05/06 21:09 39608

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