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Save Time with ChiroWeb's Internet Mega Search

Editorial Staff

It's been estimated that by the year 2002, there will be more individual pages on the world wide web than there are people on Earth. With so much information available, it can be difficult and time-consuming to conduct a search and find exactly what you're looking for.

To save you time in your searches, ChiroWeb has added a new feature: the Internet Mega Search. The Mega Search allows you to enter a keyword or phrase, conduct a search, and get combined results from 15 of the top search engines on the web. No longer will you have to go to several search sites just use the Mega Search to get the results you want.

The Internet Mega Search will be accessible from all 9,000+ pages on ChiroWeb. Simply click on the Mega Search icon and enter your search term. The program also contains an "advanced search" feature, which lets users make more restrictive searches and select which search engines they want to include.

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