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limit, lest you discover that the site you're targeting has a secret stash of
press releases and you're going to be downloading for the next two days.
Figure 13.14
Once you've saved a
page, you can edit it,
lag it, even blog it.
choosing the best program
Which of these programs do you want to use? If you want something fairly
simple to use, try Surfulater. If you're looking for something that has the
capacity to download large iles, look into Onfolio. And if you're looking for
something that ofers a full package, from getting the information to turn-
ing it into a nice report, try Net Snippets.
I've presented you with some pretty heavy-duty oferings for client-side
information organizing. Sotware like Onfolio and Net Snippets can take
an information-monitoring project all the way from the gathering to the
publishing stage. And that's as it should be; all the information is installed
on your computer, pages can be saved in their entirety, and you're operating
from your own “workbench.”
But you may ind that a client-based organizing solution is not for you. You
want to be able to do your searching across several diferent computers,
or create a place of organization that several diferent people can access.
Unless you're all in one room together, that's hard to do from a single com-
puter! In this case, you might want to use Web-based organizing solutions,
which I cover next.