Simply sits in the Tray. Highlight some text and hit the hotkey to paste the selected text instantly into a search engine that opens with a hotkey. Out of the box the search hotkey is set to Control Esc for Windows search. But you can change the hotkeys to use other utilities such as FARR, ReOpen, Everything etc..
2 key hotkey combinations are supported and may be set via dialogs with combo boxes. If your search engine has to have a 3 key combo hotkey then you may be able to find a hotkey "adapter" or make one yourself with AutoHotKey. I guess I hate holding down 3 keys so I'm not that psyched to have 3 combo boxes in the dialogs.
Makes for simpler less buggy programming with 2 key hotkeys too.
http://www.favessoft.com/hotkeys.html
Note: Paste into Windows Search requires Vista or later due to changes in the start menu. If running on XP on first use it will prompt for search hotkey for external search engine, so use FARR or Everything or another that pops up with the caret in the input control.
Just scroll down a bit for Pasty
If you find any bugs you can contact me via the Contact button on my site or do a followup here if you prefer.
2 key hotkey combinations are supported and may be set via dialogs with combo boxes. If your search engine has to have a 3 key combo hotkey then you may be able to find a hotkey "adapter" or make one yourself with AutoHotKey. I guess I hate holding down 3 keys so I'm not that psyched to have 3 combo boxes in the dialogs.
Makes for simpler less buggy programming with 2 key hotkeys too.http://www.favessoft.com/hotkeys.html
Note: Paste into Windows Search requires Vista or later due to changes in the start menu. If running on XP on first use it will prompt for search hotkey for external search engine, so use FARR or Everything or another that pops up with the caret in the input control.
Just scroll down a bit for Pasty
If you find any bugs you can contact me via the Contact button on my site or do a followup here if you prefer.



