Welcome to phraSEarch

Welcome to

phraSEarch$™

The Browser Companion for Helping You Search and Retrieve Information—

Not just Links-to-Information

phraSEarch$™ Is Now Being Used by People of the Information Age:

Students, Researchers, Movie Buffs, Attorneys, Off-line Browsers, Educators, Home Schoolers, Preachers, Medical Technicians, Writers, Journalists, Historians, Genealogists, Chefs, Health Professionals, Poets, Librarians, Scientists, Students of the Classics—People Like You.

$ They have computers with hundreds of documents. And, let’s face it—even when we know that documents exist, we sometimes cannot find them. Sometimes there are many documents that address the same subject, but they are scattered all over the disk.

$ If you need to organize documents according to their Content;

$ If you are tired of searching for words and phrases and getting only lists of links-to-documents that contain (somewhere) the search phrase;

$ If you find yourself retrieving each document, one by one, and searching again for the same keywords and phrases;

$ Then, you know there must be a better way:

phraSEarch$™ Is that Better Way, with an Easy-to-Use Interface that Will Help You:

$ To Search through a directory structure (e.g. C:\My Documents, C:\My E-Books, C:\My Clients, C:\My Genealogy, C:\Recipes, C:\Program Files). It is Ideal for and will speed up your Off-line Browsing of stripped web sites, and for searching through e-books, e.g. from sites such as Project Gutenberg’s 13,000 titles (free downloads).

$ To Scan common document types, such as .doc MS Word documents, Web pages, .ppt Power Point presentations, .txt Text files, .rtf Rich Text Format files, .xml Instant Messaging file archive, …

$ To Locate multiple phrases or keywords within any of the identified files;

$ To Select as much context as you want, that precedes and follows those located phrases;

$ To Build a single browseable web page, made up of the contexts from all files that contain the phrases or keywords, with links to the file names from which the contexts were selected;

$ To Highlight words in the resulting .htm document that the user chooses to highlight, whether search words or not;

$ To Archive Search Results Automatically; and

$ Finally, To Be Able To Organize Your Documents According to Their Content.

phraSEarch$™ The Essential Tool for Organizing Information by its Content

$ Example from Searching Classical Literature

$ User Guide

$ Installation Notes

$ Productivity Tips

$ License Agreement

$ Technical Support

Thank you for choosing phraSEarch$™

For your Off-Line Browsing Needs