Search Engines One of the best ways to find information on the Web, or on any other Internet resource, is to use a search engine, the card catalog of the Internet. There are several commercial companies providing search engines free of charge to the public. To use a search engine, first go to that engine's page. In most cases, you will be greeted with a form that allows you to input keywords related to the site you are looking for. They are also much faster than most Web pages due to their lack of graphics.
Graphics take much longer to download than text.
You simply choose the menu that matches the subject you are interested in, point the mouse at it, then click. Each menu narrows until you reach the information that you are looking for. Once at the Gopher site you will notice the menu has two different types of icons. Folder icons, which represent sub-menus, and document icons, which represent documents that can be reviewed. You can continue to move down through sub-menus until you find what you are looking for.