Another way to determine if your computer accesses the Internet through a proxy server is to ask your Network Administrator. If you have scheduled a WebSeeker search using the Scheduling tab on the Preferences dialog box, it will use the standard Windows 95 dialer to dial into the Internet and start your search. If you have set up WebSeeker's scheduler to start searching at a specific time, it will use the standard Windows 95 dialer to dial into the Internet and start your search. If you are not using the scheduler, WebSeeker requires that you manually make the connection to the Web before you can start searching. Anyone can download the manual as a PDF file from our Web site.
Some search engines limit the total number of pages created for a search results list.
The solution in WebSeeker is to increase number of individual URLs on each search result page. WebSeeker for Macintosh is currently under development. No release date is available at this time. WebSeeker is licensed as a single-user program. I purchased WebSeeker online, and need to reinstall the software, but I have lost the file.