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Free Microsoft Stopgap Offers Tabbed Browsing And Desktop Searching

Microsoft has just released a product that adds both tabbed browsing and desktop searching to Windows computers. Walt says the features aren’t as good as their built-in counterparts, but they get the basic job done.

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A Guide to Using RSS, Which Helps You Scan Vast Array of Web Sites

If you are a news-oriented Web surfer who wants the latest stuff from a broad range of sources, RSS — a system that allows you to quickly scan large numbers of newsy, frequently updated sites — can be a great boon.

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Microsoft Service Lets You Create A Nice Blog, But Limits Tweaking

Walt tests Microsoft’s just-launched blogging service, MSN Spaces and says the service is a good, basic blogging service — if somewhat limited.

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Two New Vertical Sites Tailor Web Searches, But Still Have Kinks

Vertical search sites like Ziggs and Indeed.com provide interesting, focused information and show real promise — if they can get the kinks out, Walt writes.

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