Answers.com Search
If you use Mozilla Firefox, Dictionary Search Extension allows you to look up meanings by double-clicking to select a word, right-click to open up a menu, then click on Dictionary Search.
You can also add Answers.com search to find out any encyclopedic entry related to the word. Simply go to Tools->Extensions, click on Dictionary Serach, and Click Options. You can add Answers.com to the search by choosing a name for it first, then adding the website: "http://www.answers.com/$".
The dollar sign is a variable to stand in for any text you select. I chose 'h' for the access key because it was available. Now you can look up Answers.com without needing to open a new browser and spend time entering the URL and the search phrase.
You can also add Answers.com search to find out any encyclopedic entry related to the word. Simply go to Tools->Extensions, click on Dictionary Serach, and Click Options. You can add Answers.com to the search by choosing a name for it first, then adding the website: "http://www.answers.com/$".
The dollar sign is a variable to stand in for any text you select. I chose 'h' for the access key because it was available. Now you can look up Answers.com without needing to open a new browser and spend time entering the URL and the search phrase.
posted by Alan at August 19, 2005
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