Your First Search

The Information Window This is where WebSleuth displays the results of your research in five views: Contents, Phrases, Words, Links and Discards. You can think of the Information Window as a powerful index, like you might find at the back of a book, or in an encyclopedia. WebSleuth's powerful search technologies work like a team of researchers to create detailed connections between your search and related terms and concepts. For example, if we're researching "John Wilkes Booth" and want to find a photograph of him, simply look up "photograph" in the keywords index. With WebSleuth, you can forget about arcane search strings like "'Booth' AND photo OR picture NOT paint? or draw?" WebSleuth keeps it simple. RELATED TOPICS Entering Words or a Phrase How Much Research? The WebSleuth Interface The Information Window Previewing the Results Saving Your Work
	..	WebSleuth's Information Window is a powerful, flexible index of related terms and concepts.