IE QuickFind
Making an internet search is even quicker than ever with IE QuickFind. Run it, hit Install and you're set to go! You can now access over 39 search engines by doing nothing more than typing your search query into Internet Explorer's address bar prefixed by the engine you want to use.
Example usage
If you wanted to search Google for "Planarchy" (minus quotes in this case, but you can quote if you want - remember, you're using a search engine so you can use any search syntax, eg. " ", +, -, AND, OR, and so on), you would type g Planarchy into IE's address bar and the results of your search appears in the current browser window. Want to search Google Groups? No problem, type gg My search string. There are 39 of these search engines (including services like dictionary.com, thesaurus.com and scientific research sites) within IE QuickFind, of which you can view in the list on the main window.
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Download: IE QuickFind V. 2.0 | 57.1 KB (Freeware)
Making an internet search is even quicker than ever with IE QuickFind. Run it, hit Install and you're set to go! You can now access over 39 search engines by doing nothing more than typing your search query into Internet Explorer's address bar prefixed by the engine you want to use.
Example usage
If you wanted to search Google for "Planarchy" (minus quotes in this case, but you can quote if you want - remember, you're using a search engine so you can use any search syntax, eg. " ", +, -, AND, OR, and so on), you would type g Planarchy into IE's address bar and the results of your search appears in the current browser window. Want to search Google Groups? No problem, type gg My search string. There are 39 of these search engines (including services like dictionary.com, thesaurus.com and scientific research sites) within IE QuickFind, of which you can view in the list on the main window.
Screenshot: >> Click here << View: Developer homepage Download: IE QuickFind V. 2.0 | 57.1 KB (Freeware)
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The top 10 software titles for the first six months of the year were dominated by PlayStation 2 games. Sony's console had six games in the top 10, including Sony Computer Entertainment's Gran Turismo 4 in the top slot.
Nintendo had the second most games in the top 10. Game Boy Advance games held two positions with Pokemon Emerald at second place and Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap at seventh. The lone GameCube representative was Capcom's Resident Evil 4 in the eighth slot. But that tied Microsoft's entire Xbox contingent, with the tenth-place Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith lingering at the bottom of the list.
The only 2004 game to crack the top 10 was Take-Two Interactive's controversy-laden Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, which was released in October. The complete Top 10 consoles games of 2005 can be seen below.
Rank/Title/Platform/Publisher/Release Date/SRP
1. Gran Turismo 4 (PS2, Sony Computer Entertainment, Feb 05 $49)
2. Pokemon Emerald (GBA, Nintendo, Apr 05, $34)
3. MVP Baseball 2005 (PS2, Electronic Arts, Feb 05, $49)
4. Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith (PS2, LucasArts, May 05, $49)
5. Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (PS2, Take-Two Interactive, Oct 04, $47)
6. God of War (PS2, SCE, Mar 05, $50)
7. Zelda: The Minish Cap (GBA, Nintendo, Jan 05, $50)
8. Resident Evil 4 (GC, Capcom, Jan 05, $50)
9. Midnight Club 3: DUB Edition (PS2, Take-Two, Apr 05, $49)
10. Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith (Xbox, LucasArts, May 05, $49)
Being a new release, the developer should have added the new Registry entries for IE 7's search box too, then it'd be more temping to download, lol.
Hmmm, those were the days.
and good to see everyone stubborn enough to keep using the actual IE application is getting these sorts of features. if you like IE, why not use Maxthon?
It comes included in the Internet Explorer 5 web accessories.
Download the program and read the F****G manual
And before say something google is the best for your.
SnapFiles post this in Dec 22, 2004
FileForum post this in November 22, 2004
In order to stay diplomatic, I'd say if Opera does this or not, but honnestly I haven't a clue.
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