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July 9, 2008 03:00 by ckincincy

If you are a .NET developer you've faced the issues I've faced when using a major search engine... results that don't really fit your problem.

But Google has an interesting feature that allows you to create a custom search engine. You define the sites it searches.

Dan Appleman has put together a site www.searchdotnet.com that searches his list of .NET sites and overall the results I get from this site are pretty good.

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August 3. 2008 04:28

Hopefully this problem will soon be eradicated by some of the new standards like APML and SOIC.

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