The Merriam-Webster Toolbar

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Tramp

"The Merriam-Webster Toolbar becomes a part of your Internet Explorer
browser toolbar so you can instantly look up words in the Merriam-Webster
Dictionary or Thesaurus no matter where you are on the Web. It's a snap
to install and even easier to use—and it's free. Here are some of its
exciting features:

Adds a search box to your browser for quick and easy lookups
No need to type—just highlight a word on a Web page and click
Results display in a new browser window so you don't lose your page
Fully customizable with multiple display options
Dictionary appears in your right-click menu for speedy searches
Quick link to Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day
Integrates with your IE browser so it's there whenever you need it"
http://www.m-w.com/tools/toolbar
 
Tramp said:
"The Merriam-Webster Toolbar becomes a part of your Internet Explorer
Integrates with your IE browser so it's there whenever you need it"
http://www.m-w.com/tools/toolbar

Thanks Tramp. I've been waiting for this to appear for a while. Dead
easy to install (even on IE5), but just be sure to drop security
settings to LOW, just to do the install, then return them to what you
normally use. Works really well. Thanks for your efforts with all the
other good new gear too.

cheers
 
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browser toolbar so you can instantly look up words in the Merriam-Webster=
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Dictionary or Thesaurus no matter where you are on the Web. It's a snap=20
to install and even easier to use=97and it's free. Here are some of its=20
exciting features:

Adds a search box to your browser for quick and easy lookups=20
No need to type=97just highlight a word on a Web page and click=20
Results display in a new browser window so you don't lose your page=20
Fully customizable with multiple display options=20
Dictionary appears in your right-click menu for speedy searches=20
Quick link to Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day=20
Integrates with your IE browser so it's there whenever you need it"
http://www.m-w.com/tools/toolbar

Nice product...too bad they do not have a Firebird/Mozilla version.
 
Alan said:
Thanks Tramp. I've been waiting for this to appear for a while. Dead
easy to install (even on IE5), but just be sure to drop security
settings to LOW, just to do the install, then return them to what you
normally use. Works really well. Thanks for your efforts with all the
other good new gear too.

cheers

I haven't tried the M-W Toolbar, but can recommend SLIM BROWSER which has
built-in M-W Dictionary and Thesaurus search, plus many other search engines
etc.
http://www.flashpeak.com/

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Frank Bohan
¶ Help stamp out and abolish redundancy and repetition.
 
Frank said:
I haven't tried the M-W Toolbar, but can recommend SLIM BROWSER which has
built-in M-W Dictionary and Thesaurus search, plus many other search engines
etc.
http://www.flashpeak.com/

I prefer WordWeb myself. http://wordweb.info/free/

If this isn't kosher for posting on the group because they sell a
version with more buzzers, whistles, and clicks, somebody please let me
know.
 
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