Dealing with an ever changing World Wide Web

Finding information on the World Wide Web is a challenge in itself, so when you do find useful or interesting information it's a good idea to keep a record of it so you can locate it again. Browser Favorites only go as far as saving the web address and page title and if you collect a significant number of "Favorites" it can become unmanageable very quickly. The other danger is that the particular information, or the web page, or even the whole web site has gone when you next return.

If the content was worth finding in the first place, it's worth keeping it - the content - and the web address and perhaps even some notes of your own to go with it.

Sometimes when you're surfing on a roll, you just want to stash each reference you find so you can keep going. Then you can go back through what you've found and digest it at your leisure or when you're offline.

Capture Internet Favorites and Content with Surfulater

Surfulater is specifically aimed at keeping important knowledge at the ready. Information you collect while surfing is stored in one place, Surfulater, for quick and easy access later - whenever you want or need it. And most importantly you don't have to worry about the source of the information disappearing when Web sites close down.

Who should use it?

	Anyone who surfs the internet and wants to retain the knowledge they've discovered while surfing.
	Anyone who is concerned about Web sites disappearing and no longer being able to get at the information they contained.
	Anyone who finds "Internet Favorites" totally inadequate for their reference needs.
	Anyone who gets frustrated not being able to recall where some important information was located on the "world wide web".

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