KallOut - Search web from any windows application
KallOut - Search web from any windows application
KallOut is the first application to bring "selection-based search" to any web page, email, presentation, document, spreadsheet or PDF.
All you have to do is select some text in any windows applications such as word, excel, outlook, notepad or pdf and wait moment and an icon appears on your screen, then select from multiple search systems, including Google, Wikipedia, Amazon, and various other commerce sites, databases, and news sources. Search results are displayed in an on-screen window.
This is very useful to search rather than copying it and pasting in the browser it into a browser whenever you want more information.
Download it free from http://www.kallout.com/
KallOut is the first application to bring "selection-based search" to any web page, email, presentation, document, spreadsheet or PDF.
All you have to do is select some text in any windows applications such as word, excel, outlook, notepad or pdf and wait moment and an icon appears on your screen, then select from multiple search systems, including Google, Wikipedia, Amazon, and various other commerce sites, databases, and news sources. Search results are displayed in an on-screen window.
This is very useful to search rather than copying it and pasting in the browser it into a browser whenever you want more information.
Download it free from http://www.kallout.com/
Labels: Free software
posted by Anand Kumar Reddy at
11:28 PM
1 Comments:
To TipShare:
We really appreciate you writing about KallOut and sharing with your readers about a new way to search using only your mouse.
You hit one of the key points when you sayd that KallOut saves the round-trips between your favorite apps and the browser. All the extra copying and pasting of traditional "browser-based search" tend to make search a disruptive experience. Our goal with KallOut is that search is a seamless extension of your normal work flow.
Thanks,
Lee Lorenzen
CEO, KallOut -- a new way to search using only your mouse
July 29, 2008 8:20 PM
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