Although McGee's Closet has several connotations, to me it's a place that has everything (and I mean EVERYTHING, including obscure and unusual things; you never know what you might find). It's a place where you can find anything.
I didn't want to develop a web site that just repeats information that can be found elsewhere on the net; I wanted share some new, innovative information and insights. But, the information that already exists on the net is both important and useful. So, in addition to my new material, the pages on this site are are comprised of links to those other excellent sites. Why reinvent the wheel?
Languages (French and Spanish)
Macintosh and Classic Macs
The Mojave Desert Phone Booth (off site) - It's a Phone Booth that's REALLY out in the middle of nowhere! (unfortunately, PacBell removed the phone due to excess traffic)
...and last, but not least, we can't forget about McGee himself :-)
Unofficial Fibber McGee and Molly Home Page
Fibber McGee and Molly FAQ
Another Fibber McGee and Molly Page
Teoma - a new search engine that is supposed to be as good as Google.
Alta Vista Advanced Search - Text version - The best thing that AV offers is the NEAR boolean opeartor.
Yahoo! Advanced Search - A phrase can be used on the advanced search page, again to get more specific results.
Metacrawler - Metacrawler is a site that will search many search engines, like Yahoo! and Alta Vista, at once (a metasearch site).
Profusion - another metasearch site like Metacrawler
Dogpile - still another metasearch site
Looking to download a particular file? Try these sites:
Fast FTP search - a great site where you can find almost anything. If you don't know how the file is listed on the FTP servers, you can even type in part of the file name you're looking for and you will probably find it. One word of advice with this site: if you're searching for several words (or parts of words), they must be in the order they should appear in the file. For example, if you're looking for Font DA Mover, you must type in something like "fon da " (without the quotes) in the search box. If you type in "da fon", the serach will come up empty.
Other file search sites to try are Pure Mac, Macdownload.com, Download.com, Version Tracker and Shareware.com.