Don, you've been given more than enough information to figure out how to do
it yourself.  The only further suggestion I can make is that someone sit
with you and show you, and I don't know anyone near you with that much
patience and long-suffering (to use an excellent archaic word that should
never have been allowed to die).  If I was near enough, I might have been
stupid enough to volunteer myself!

Grahame Gould
Australia (so I can be as coarse and blunt as I like)

-----Original Message-----
From: Records Management Program [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf
Of Don Saklad
Sent: Wednesday, 24 November 2004 10:12 AM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Naming a search engine or engines used in compiling RAIN Records
and Archives in the News

Thank you for the information, for the email !  It is encouraging !
so, continuing...

...1. exactly what search engine for example or what are some of the
      engines among the many that are used with good results ?...  in
      compiling RAIN Records and Archives in the News from the dailies
      and from the other publishers.


   2. How actually is that search engine used for good hits?... for
      RAIN Records and Archives in the News from the dailies
      and from the other publishers



If any of you kind folks out there would please do cooperate with an
enquiry in greater detail about an excellent resource.

It is of interest to document for the future and for any others
interested exactly how a great resource is compiled that similarly
well done resources can be ever better, ever more effectively and
ever more efficiently.

References
Code of Professional Responsibility
ARMA International Association of Records Managers and Administrators
http://www.arma.org/about/overview/ethics.cfm

 I. 1. Support the free flow and oppose censorship of
       publicly available information as a necessary
       condition for an informed and educated society.

 I. 2. Support the creation, maintenance, and use of
       accurate information and support the development of
       information management systems which place the
       highest priority on accuracy and integrity.

 I. 3. Condemn and resist the unethical or immoral use or
       concealment of information.

...

II. 7. Enrich the profession by sharing knowledge and
       experience; encourage public discussion of the
       profession's values, services, and skills.












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