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From Issue #147
July 2006

Jul 01, 2006  By Golda Velez
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How to use Webglimpse to search and add search-based ads to your site.
Acknowledgements

The author thanks Udi Manber for trusting me with these wonderful creations! I am still trying to take care of them as they deserve! Thanks also to Sun Wu, Burra Gopal, Michael Smith and Pavel Klark, the co-creators of Webglimpse and Glimpse, and to all the users who have submitted bug reports, patches, translations and suggestions over the years.

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Golda Velez is a programmer and mom living in Tucson, Arizona. She has been the primary maintainer of Webglimpse since 1997. She is also the owner and founder of Internet WorkShop, a Web hosting and consulting company started in 1995.

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