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We are pleased to present this report about your Atomz Search account and
tips for customizing Atomz Search.

In this report:

-- Search statistics for DCBG Search
-- Tip of the Week - Using Search Restrictions to Limit Access to Search
Results

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YOUR SEARCH STATISTICS

Your Top Searches:

There were 59 searches for the week ending 07/26/03 for DCBG Search at
http://DreamcastBrowsers.cjb.net/.

Here are the top phrases searched:

- 3 for "yahoo conexao"
- 2 for "[ blank query ]"*
- 2 for "emuladoresdeplaystationnodreamcast"
- 2 for "music"
- 2 for "vmu files"
- 1 for "aero dancing"
- 1 for "aim"
- 1 for "aol instant messenger"
- 1 for "ch b setup for beginers"
- 1 for "ch b signup"

The 59 total searches includes 12 searches from clicking links such as
Next, Previous, Sort by Date, Sort by Score, Hide Summaries and Show
Summaries.

* A blank query is a search submitted with no text entered in the search
form.

To see all of the phrases and words entered by your visitors over day,
week, and month periods visit:

http://center.atomz.com/center/search/reports/?sp-id=0011aac2-sp100217e0

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TIP OF THE WEEK: USING SEARCH RESTRICTIONS TO LIMIT ACCESS TO SEARCH RESULTS

For any number of reasons, you may want to restrict who has access to the
search results from your Web site. Using the enterprise version of Atomz
Search there are two methods for restricting access: by Referrer URL and by
IP Address. By adding the appropriate include and exclude masks in the
Search Restrictions section of your search account you can limit the
conditions under which users have access to the search results.

Referrer URL: When an HTTP request is made of a Web server there is a
header field for the "Referer" (the officially misspelled version of
Referrer), which is the URL from which the request originates. Using Atomz
Referrer URL Masks you can specify which search request you want to honor
and which you want to deny depending upon the Referrer. One example would
be allowing only searches referred from particular sections of your Web
site:

include http://www.mydomain.com/search/
include http://search.mydomain.com/
include regexp ^http://www.mydomain.com/help/.*/search/
exclude *

The keywords include and exclude indicate which URLs to allow (include) and
which to disallow (exclude).

Searches from these referrers would return results:
http://www.mydomain.com/search/searchpage.html
http://search.mydomain.com/advanced/
http://www.mydomain.com/help/products/search/advanced/

Search done from these referrers would not return results:
http://www.mydomain.com/help/products/
http://www.anotherdomain.com

IP Address: Using IP Address Masks you can restrict searches depending upon
the IP address from which the search request was received. This would most
commonly be used when searches are routed through a proxy server before
being forwarded to search.atomz.com. For example:

include 64.128.192.*
include 192.168.
include regexp ^209\.42\.97\.[1-5]*
exclude *

Search requests from these IP addresses would return results:
64.128.192.10
192.168.10.127
209.42.97.14

Search requests from these IP addresses would not return results:
64.128.193.10
192.169.10.14
209.42.97.68

To add Referrer Masks or IP Address Masks to your account, click on the
Search Restrictions link under the Advanced menu.

Search Restrictions is not available for Express Search.

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