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 stanley@skyking.OCE.ORST.EDU (John Stanley) writes:
>In article <1992Sep4.132558.2652@bernina.ethz.ch> gst5@igpho (Li) writes:
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>>I'm sure that we can do a searching on public domain by keywords.
>
>Search public domain what? Software? News? Books? And why limit it to
>public domain? Do you have a need for material that you can use without
>worrying about copyright limitations? Very little of the material posted
>to news is public domain, and you will find no books in the last 17
>years that are. Some software is released that way, but not much.
>
>>For
>>example, we can search for softwear or reference on wavelet by keyword
>>'wavelet'. Dose anybody know how to do this?

I think the orig poster was talking about archie, the ftp archive finder.

Try "archie keyword"

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