You know there's valuable information out there. The problem with searching for information on the Internet is twofold. First, there's too much of it. And some very bright folks have set up World Wide Web sites that help you zero in on the information you need. I took a critical look at their offerings to find out which of these tools are best at helping you find what you're looking for quickly and easily.
Directories contain lists of such sites, organized by topic.
Click on one, and you get a list of subtopics. Keep drilling down until you find the stuff you want. Needle in a haystack While directories are helpful when you're trying to find out what the Web has to offer, they become less so as your questions become more specific. To find answers to such questions, you need a search engine. These are Web pages containing forms into which you type a text string you want to search for.