Seeking Tool to Archive and Mark Up Websites for Searches

[bodhisoma]

Greetings,

I do a LOT of research on the web. It would be extremely handy if I
had a tool that would allow me, with few clicks and little effort, to:

* Archive the site locally then;

* highlight or in some way isolate important parts of the text which
would then be;
* searchable.

For example, suppose I find a document with "Bush" and "Cheney" and
"Iraq" and a sentence about their WMD program. I'd like to be able to
save this page locally within the tool, be able to highlight these
words as "keywords." If I later searched for "Bush," this would be
included in the search result with the other keywords or key phrases
listed below the link the whole page.

More graphically, here is what might be returned from a search of
"Bush" in this example.

1) d:\\archives\websites\cnn-transcript-2005-02-14.php

"...in North Korea today, <b>Bush</b> outlined his strategic..."
"...defending his assertion that Al Queda was in it's "death throes,"
<b>Cheney</b> again reiterated..." "...prior <b>to 1991, Saddam's WMD
program was well-understood. By 2006 the intelligence community</b>
had lost sight..."

2) etc ...

3) etc...

[I realize that you are probably seeing <b></b> instead of bold text
here but it probably gets the idea across a bit better.]

In a way it would be quite like a combination of a wiki and google, but
with the ability to import new material directly from the web.

Any suggestions? I'm not even sure this is the best group to post in,
feel free to suggest better groups.

Thank much in advance for any help.

Regards,
Jason

[Jim Moe]

bo*******@gmail.com wrote:

I do a LOT of research on the web. It would be extremely handy if I
had a tool that would allow me, with few clicks and little effort, to:

* Archive the site locally then;

* highlight or in some way isolate important parts of the text which
would then be;
* searchable.

Ah. Then you can leverage your web searching skills to locate searching
and indexing engines, tools, web-bots, etc.
You could use Google, for instance, since they have a number of
"personalization" options. They also have a searching and indexing program
for Windows and Linux. And their competitors are thinking of doing the
same thing.

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[bodhisoma]

That would work for some of my features but not others.

I want to "mark up" the pages I cache locally so that keywords that I
consider important come up, not everything in the page. Right now when
I search for WMD and Bush, I come up with ...obvious a lot of pages.
But I want to store pages that have been useful for me, quotes, etc, so
that I'm only searching pages that I've indicated are "good" in the
past.

Any ideas? =/

Thanks again in advance,
Jason

[Nick Kew]

bo*******@gmail.com wrote:

Any ideas? =/

Annotea.

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