I used Url Organizer to organise my URL sources. I found this program extremely basic and simple to use. I don't need a fancy complicated program to save my URL's. I just need something that is quick and easy to use. Thats exactly why URL Organizer is good.








1. ALL THE WEB
URL: www.alltheweb.com
Author: Run by Yahoo
This site is a great search engine! It is most effectively used when performing an advanced search. There are several useful filteres such as words, formats, domains, and date. Being run by Yahoo, AllTheWeb constantly updates its resources to stay up to date.
"AlltheWeb's index (provided by Yahoo!) includes billions of web pages, as well as tens of millions of PDF and MS Word® files. Yahoo! frequently scans the entire web to ensure that our content is fresh and to eliminate broken links. "[http://www.alltheweb.com/info/about/index]


















2. Advark Sport
URL: www.ardvarksport.net
Author: "Aaron the adrdvark"[ardvarksport.net]
Ardvark sport is an online sports search engine and forum. It is a great way to restrict your search to sport related websites and discuss sport related topics. If someone is unable to locate sport infromation via a website then they can attempt to find information through the forum.














3. DMOZ - open directory project
URL: www.dmoz.com
Author: "The ODP is hosted and administered by Netscape Communication Corporation. It is operated by a very small staff responsible for editorial policies and direction, community management and development, and systems engineering. However, the ODP is first and foremost a self-regulating community of net-citizens that basically runs itself. Through a system of self-governance, the ODP volunteer editors manage the directory's growth and development, and through a system of checks-and-balances, ensure the directory is of superior quality."[http://www.dmoz.org/help/geninfo.html]

"The Open Directory Project (ODP) is the most comprehensive human edited directory of the Web, compiled by a vast global community of volunteer editors.

The ODP powers core directory services for some the most popular portals and search engines on the Web, including AOL Search, Netscape Search, Google, Lycos, and HotBot, and hundreds of others.

The ODP is 100% free. There is no cost to submit a site or to use our data. Anyone can download and use ODP data at no cost provided they comply with the ODP's free license agreement and attribution. Also, there is no cost associated with listing and submitting sites." [http://www.dmoz.org/help/geninfo.html]

The dmoz interface is very useful as it seperates directories into practical categories. You can either type in what you are looking for or follow a directory and see what other options you have.