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    SearchBar is a great tool to search different sites without having to go there first. It also allows you to add your own sites. For example, if you want to add the newspaper classifies, you can.

    I'd also suggest downloading the Search Bar 1.1 Internet Explorer Addon. This addon lets you use the search engines you've added to Search Bar 1.1 in Internet Explorer. Just select some text, right-click and choose the search engine you want to use.

    Click on any 1 of 2 images to download that particular item.



    SearchBar

    I created my own .dat engine to work with SearchBar. You are able to search all the sites below that I listed.

    Search Engines
    Google
    AltaVista
    Excite
    HotBot
    Lycos
    Vivismo
    Yahoo
    Ask Jeeves
    Ask Jeeves KIDS
    Teoma
    WiseNut
    AlltheWeb
    ABC Search

    Dictionaries
    Dictionary
    Thesaurus
    Merriam-Webster
    M-W Thesaurus
    Encarta
    Britannica

    Search Magizines and Newspapers
    e-Library

    Computer Related
    SmartComputing Dictionary & Encyclopedia
    Technical Dictionary
    HowStuffWorks
    Langa List
    TheElderGeek.com
    TechWeb Content via Google

    Downloads
    Cnet/Download.com
    ZDnet
    WebAttack

    MicroSoft
    Microsoft
    Microsoft Support Via Google

    Shopping
    PriceGrabber.com
    Froogle
    Bartleby Books

    Health
    WebMD Health

    Auction
    eBay

    File Extensions
    FILExt

    Locate A Phrase
    The Phrase Finder

    Scams
    ScamBusters

    Misc.
    Weather
    Stock Quotes
    Recipes
    Infoplease
    About.com
    whatis.com
    Usenet/NewsGroups Via Google



    You can download it, also if you'd like.
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    Last edited by Fuelm@n; May 21st, 2003 at 05:28 PM.
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