LGR - How To Find ANYTHING On The Internet

In the year 2000, CareerTrack released this CD-ROM that made the bold claim of letting you know how to find ANYTHING on the internet. Well then, we have just got to see if it's true.

● Download an archive of the disc here:

● LGR links:

● Music credits go to:

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[ImSquiggs]

This is interesting just for the video footage of early internet pages alone. What a neat little time capsule.

[NatetheAceOfficial]

Teri Parker Brown is still doing VO work for corporate stuff! She found her niche and made it work for 20 years! Very cool.

[movingparts]

It's February 3, 2000?! There's still time to warn them! *Shrek* *is* *about* *to* *come* *out!*

[errorgorilla]

There's a certain irony that people are asking what Teri is doing now under a video titled How To Find ANYTHING On The Internet. Did Teri teach you people nothing? Did she die in vain? (She's living in Minnesota and does voiceover work).

[gravijta]

Clint sounds like a kid in the 90's who just discovered porn on the web.

[marsm]

I was just as surprised about the alt+ left right thing. I've been using a pc since the 80's....

[stegil]

I met my wife in Yahoo groups. We will be married 18 years in January.

[TheChowitzer]

I don't know which is more surprising; the fact that Clint didn't know about the alt+arrowkey command for going back and forth in the browser history, or that a company actually made this product and NO ONE involved, not the writer, proofreader, voice actress, director, programmers or apparently any sort of QA person, realized that they mixed up their left from their right.

[TheRetroNobody]

That interface. I feel like Terry might start giving clues to find Carmen Sandiego.

[lanceolson]

I didn't even mind pages taking forever to load on Netscape as a kid, because I always liked watching the little loading GIF play in the top right.

[PuroresuFan]

7:51 "WWF unveils new Pro Football League"

A CD teaching you the internet having a video with a headline about the XFL is seriously the most 2000-2001 thing I've ever seen in my life. Lol

[loolynewbie]

2000: How to find anything on the Internet
2019: How to find anything in real life

[KentuckyRanger]

Bonzi Buddy was bad, but it had nothing on *WeatherBug...* 🐞

[MarkyShaw]

Haha this is brilliant. Reminds me of the old Internet Directory books back in the 90s. Talking with my friend being all like, "Where should we go!?!? Dude, let's go to Coca Cola's website! Awesome! Ok, what next!?" *awkward silence. then disconnected. proceeds to dial-up to local BBS to play LORD.* - This was way more interactive though. Lots of cool nostalgia in those sites. Ok, time for some searching on my favorite "portal".

[Aerojet]

Back in the late 90's, I used to have my own little notebook full of websites. Every day on the net was an adventure and I would spend hours exploring new websites and keeping a record in my notebook. Also, chatting in the early hours of the morning with people from different parts of the world. So many fond memories of Netscape, Geocities, Ask Jeeves/Dogpile and AOL internet provider.

[neoasura]

God, I miss the Web 1.0 days. Seems like the internet back then was just so much more..hopeful and fun. Everyone was on a level playing field with their own person websites, etc. Nowadays, 90% of the people just browse the same big 5 websites now.

[Madnessnunky]

"This is pretty much just watching videos."

As we watch a video on the internet about you watching videos about the internet.

[paulgascoigne]

Wow. Did I see something about Windows 2000? I'm only on Windows 10... That's like one thousand nine hundred and ninety more than me!

[twotone]

The mention of privacy concerns was really interesting and forward thinking for a video series made in early 2000. Wasn't expecting that.

[sparkle]

Yea, when I was little I thought the internet was a CD.