Using OpenSearch to Create a Multi-Search Form

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This article shows how you can build a search form that will search a number of different sources without the need for a different textbox for each. It even incorporates some basic OpenSearch functionality in order to allow the easy addition of new search providers.Visit our new .NET 2.0 section!

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