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Double-click any word for a definition or translation courtesy of WordReference.com

This is not a metasearch engine. This is completely different from all other site search engines.

Let me explain.

You can get some millions of sites from the search engines.
Most sites have their own site search powered by one of the major search engines
or they may use atomz.com, freefind.com, picosearch.com, sitelevel.com, or the like.

If you want to go to a particular site and do a search, you can if you have enough time and patience.

This page shows you an amazing shortcut to both site searches and Web search.

All you need is the correct URL (link, hyperlink, address, location).

URL for site search:

Now all you do is enter the URL in the domain box
and enter your search word, term, phrase, string, query or question in the other one and press Search.

Try it and see for yourself.

about:blank or about:Tabs for Web search:

Don't worry, about:blank and about:Tabs are not viruses!

If you want a Web search, type about:blank or about:Tabs in the domain box and your search term in the other one and click Search.

You can use Google or MSN Live or Yahoo!.

You don't have to go to any search engine or site or page.

You won't have to leave this page at all.

Most links and search results will open in new browser windows.

This is your command center. You can commandeer any site or page and do a thorough site search!

I made this page for my personal use and I hope you will find it useful too.

Dr Ambarish Gopal MD
HTML generated on Friday 7:07 PM PDT 8/22/2008 MMVIII August 22

1. Google:

Type your search terms, strings or queries in the first box.
In the second box enter the site (preferably in the format yahoo.com, imdb.com, script-o-rama.com, martindalecenter.com).
Try prefixing www. to see the differences if any in search results.
Type or paste pooka in the first box and script-o-rama.com in the second box and search.
Try puka next.
You can have hours and hours of fun!

2. MSN Live Search:

Enter your search words, terms, phrases, questions etc in the first box.
In the second box, enter the name of your search engine or site or whatever.
To make this a "protocol site search", type your site name like this:
site: www.highbeam.com, site: encarta.msn.com

3. Yahoo!

Input words, phrases, etc in the search box.
If you choose a domain, then Yahoo! will return results exclusively from that site.
If you leave the domain field blank by clicking on YOUR SITE DOMAIN, Yahoo! will do a Web search.
Domain format: wikipedia.org without www. works best.

Just enter a complete web site address (starting with http://) in the box and press Enter (hit the return key) to jump to that site in a new browser window!

Merriam-Webster Medical Dictionary

http://www.medterms.com/script/main/hp.asp

To copy and paste: www.bbc.co.uk/languages/ dictionary.reference.com/languages/ www.ectaco.com/English-Multilanguage-Dictionary/ www.lingvozone.com/free-online-dictionary www.lingvozone.com/free-online-phrasebooks

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On-The-Fly External- cum -Internal Site Search Combo of Google, MSN Windows Live & Yahoo!

This page shows you an amazing shortcut to both site searches and Web search.

This is your command center. You can commandeer any site or page and do a thorough site search!

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Just enter a complete web site address (starting with http://) in the box and press Enter (hit the return key) to jump to that site in a new browser window!

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