J-Rank

You've got a great lab web page loaded with content. You want users to find information, so you need a search function, but getting one from providers on your terms can be a problem. What to do? Consider JRank, which aims to be all things to web page creators and has a useful set of indexed information for other users as well—check out the site's impressive collection of online encyclopedias and indexed references. After registering, users enter the URL of the site they want indexed and the frequency of indexing. Then, JRank takes over and does the heavy lifting of cataloging the information. It even provides the HTML code for presenting the search box function to users. With 40,000,000 scanned pages under its belt, JRank has passed a lot of tests. Its price (free) is right and the indexing tools are a breeze to use, making JRank a no-brainer for creating site-specific search functions.

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