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I forget which ones do this, but there IS archie, veronica, jughead, and gopher! I HAD toyed with creating a searchengine that would be like google, but it was going to use archie(as I recall), to get the data. There was also glimpse(?), but that ALWAYS really had problems, and was really for WITHIN a site. Maybe if you told us WHY you wanted to know?

Steve

Hi sara1987,

The main method I use for searching for information (other than Google) is I go to a major Public library site.

In my experience they require a library card to log in.

After logging in to the library data base they have for free TONS of services that they as the library have subscribed to as a service to their members.

These services would cost you thousands of dollars but you get them for free as a card carrying library member.

They include.

Reference U.S.A, Business. A listing of detailed information, including a simple credit rating, the names of contacts, phone numbers, addresses, emails, number of employees and a lot more information on millions of U.S. Businesses.

Reference U.S.A. Household. Same as the above without the credit rating on millions of U.S. households.

One service has practise tests for many of the major tests. It's amazing how you can stretch your brain and build your knowledge and skills for article writing by just cutting to the chase and taking a test.

Here is the entire list.