Where Can I Find Examples of Retrosynthetic Analysis for Compound Synthesis?

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Resources for retrosynthetic analysis include the book "Designing Organic Synthesis," which is recommended for its comprehensive coverage. Users are encouraged to explore online lecture notes and academic websites for additional examples and methodologies. A specific link to a Wiley publication was mentioned as a potential resource. The discussion highlights the difficulty in finding quality materials through general searches. Overall, participants are sharing suggestions to aid in locating useful retrosynthetic analysis examples for compound synthesis.
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I'm looking for some material (book suggestions, information, online lecture notes, etc) on examples of retrosynthetic analysis to synthesise certain compounds (like saccharine). I tried searching in google, but couldn't come up with useful links. I would appreciate any help.
 
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Try "Designing Organic Synthesis", once again I forgot the name, movies do you care to recall?
 
GCT, do you mean http://as.wiley.com/WileyCDA/WileyTitle/productCd-0471996122.html" book? I'll look in my library for it. Thanks for the suggestion.
 
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