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JL, 07 February 2007 Page Search This
is another
one of
those very simple things that I only noticed when I was
desperate. If you're needing to search web
pages or, say, verify
a long list of names against one of those online family charts
that
scrolls on forever, this is a very handy thing to use. In your browser menu is an option to search a web page.
Internet Explorer
brings up a search box where you'll have to type in the entire word or
phrase you're looking for before it begins searching.  Firefox puts a search bar along the bottom of your screen and will turn the search box red when you type the first non-existent letter.  And a green highlight when it finds the first word to match.  If you're only looking for one word either browser will work. If you have lots of words to look for, Firefox will suit this job better by far. You know what I'm going to say:
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