Just select the search field and then enter the name of the city or the state or country in which you wish to locate and then click on the SEARCH button.

It is not necessary to match an entire word, partial words work very well.

Boolean terminology is not required, multiple words are simply separated by a single space: San Francisco (note: multiple words only work within a single given field. Multiple field searches are generally not necessary, and hence will not work.)

The database is stored as English ascii. Non-English words containing letters with accents or tildes or other symbols have been modified as having only the letter without the accent, tilde or symbol: Montreal, Mexico

To locate public internet access terminal locations, such as Kinko's, enter the word 'multiple' (without the quotes) for the CITY field only and perform your search. Follow the various links to find the terminal nearest you.

Do not insert any spaces where they are not appropriately required, especially at the end of what you type. Be sure to use the 'ERASE' button before trying a new query.

Examples:

City search:

San Diego
(not: San Diego CA)

Washington
(not: Washington DC)

US State/Canadian Province Search:

AZ
(not: Arizona or Az.)

Country search:

Spain
(not: Espana or es or ES)

A lenient search engine. The search engine has a certain amount of intelligence of its own and can correct for miscapitalizaton or inaccurate choice of fields in many common queries including most European countries, common US states and other frequent queries.

Most common mistakes

• Improper field selection
• Failure to use two letter codes for states and provinces
• Inserting spaces where they are not needed.

As the search engine evolves, it will 'learn' to correct for most of these mistakes, however it is important to not depend on this correction mechanism if one is performing a search where accuracy is of utmost importance.

How is this site maintained so reliably?

Other questions? Please send email to info@cybercaptive.com.