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| ===Default Quick Searches===
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| | '''''Service'''''
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| | '''''Keyword'''''
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| | Google
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| | google
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| | Google's "I'm Feeling Lucky"
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| | goto
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| | Dictionary.com
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| | dict
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| | Google's stock quote
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| | quot
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| '''Usage'''
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| Just type the keyword in the adressbar, followed by your entry,
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| dict parallelopipedon
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| will give you the meaning of the word 'parallelopipedon'.
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| '''Quicksearches are implemented by bookmarks with a keyword. '''
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| You can do the same for your bookmarks, just right-click on a bookmark
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| and choose 'properties'. In this pane you can fill in the keyword, which
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| from now on, you can type in your address bar instead of the bookmarked
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| url. This is a wonderfull way of accessing your [http://www.google.com/search?q=bookmarklet&sourceid=mozilla-search&start=0&start=0&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8 bookmarklets].
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| '''Add new quicksearches'''
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| * Do a search on the site you want to add a quicksearch to.
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| * Bookmark the page you are brought to.
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| * In your bookmark, find and replace what you searched for with %s (If it does not appear, you cannot use a quicksearch here)
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| * Add a keyword
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Latest revision as of 01:33, 19 October 2005
