Need Good Study Material...Any Suggestions?

I'm new to search engines and was hoping the people of this group would
reccommend the best places to start studying the vast amount of
material on the net. I would appreciate it if someone can give me a
brief list of the top tools of the trade and resourses which are
generally reccommended by many.
I'm hoping to study from the top down instead of first reading through
vast amounts of unneccesary rubbish!.

Many thanks in advance.....A

"Alpha" <newsgroupmailer (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote:

I'm new to search engines and was hoping the people of this group would
reccommend the best places to start studying the vast amount of
material on the net. I would appreciate it if someone can give me a
brief list of the top tools of the trade and resourses which are
generally reccommended by many.

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On Sat, 10 Dec 2005 01:42:55 +0100, Alpha <newsgroupmailer (AT) hotmail (DOT) com>
wrote:

I'm new to search engines and was hoping the people of this group would
reccommend the best places to start studying the vast amount of
material on the net. I would appreciate it if someone can give me a
brief list of the top tools of the trade and resourses which are
generally reccommended by many.

My favourite:

http://www.searchengineworld.com/misc/guide.htm

Best,
Borek
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