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I use Google Desktop as an application launcher. Sometimes Quick Search Box doesn't get keyboard focus. Repro: Start cmd.exe Press Ctrl Ctrl , Quick Search Box will appear. Type blah Observe: blah appears in cmd.exe Expected: blah should appear in Quick...
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Restarting Google Desktop fixes the problem..
In version 5.9 Update: No, it still happens after some time .
I am very glad when Google adds quick view to its search function . However, I found that not all of the PDFs, PPTs, Xls, Docs can be quick viewed. Any idea why this is so?
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Google the script to view all the documents....
The PDF file is still waiting in some Google queue to be converted.
Two suppositions (replace below pdf by ppt/xls/doc as needed): The Google pdf-to-html converter failed on this PDF file.
I saw a google console app someone wrote a while back, but it was actually a website emulating a console... What I'm after is a shortcut or linux terminal app which I canuse to quickly search google. Ideally, it will show the top 10 search results with...
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Default browser to display the Google results page for those search terms: google() { search="" echo "$1Here's a simple bash function that lets you type google foo bar and which will then open your" for term in $*; ....
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We are looking at writing a site using Lucene.Net to search our Subversion repository but before we do that has anybody else already tackled this problem? Something like google for our private source code would be great. Thanks
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What you are looking for is a source code search software and there are many out on the Internet.
Is there a way to get an MSDN search bar in Firefox which will autocomplete .Net class and member names (and preferably also Win32 API methods) and take me directly to the MSDN page? Google toolbar with Shift+Enter (I'm feeling lucky) will usually go ...
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I ended up editing this search plugin from Shog9's answer and changing the search URL to Google's I'm Feeling LuckyThere are several....
Msdn.microsoft.com url will restrict Google search to the msdn.microsoft.com site.
Possible Duplicate: Google hidden features or nice tips Google search is now part of our life, however apart from simple search Google also supports various advanced search techniques by introducing various operators and search-tags. Like '+' and '-'....
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That google has indexed: site:superuser.com "effective google search" Google also works as a dictionary, but so many people do not know (and are surprised when you tell them) that you can search I pay for my webhosting....
I can't remember what i type into browser to search just .mobi extension sites in google. anyone have the link please
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It does come upcheers Andres If you search....
Here I was just typing .mobi into Google's search box.
Cool GoGo.
Google doesn't name.
To search for just m.domain.com sites...? inurl:"m." isn't ideal, but gets some results.
I like to use Google to quickly locate API documentation. To get better results, I type some keywords that give desired results as top lines. For example: JavaScript: MDC Array slice MDC String indexOf Ruby ruby doc Dir glob rubyonrails ActionMailer What...
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There are a lot of other nifty little Google in the search if I know where it's located: Dir glob site:ruby-doc.org Adding site: domain-name to the search to narrow down to....
search to get me directly to the class API page.
I'm looking to tokenize a search query similar to how Google does it. For instance, if I have the following search query: the quick "brown fox" jumps over the "lazy dog" I would like to have a string array with the following tokens: the quick brown fox...
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String word = "" // empty word bool in_quotes = false for char c in search string: if in_quotes: if c example of its usage: string data = "the quick \"brown fox\" jumps over the \"lazy dog\""; string extened to include your "-" requirement....
Although this seems like a simple task, I need to change the background color of an GOogle Custom Search input field. You can view the page here Currently, the input field is white, and I need to change it to #4e4e4e. The problem is that I cannot seem...
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() { $('.gsc-input').css('background-color', '#4E4E4E'); } I didn't check, but if google has js modifying.
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