After you enter a word, the cursor automatically jumps to the next word in the current direction.
A Find box lets you enter a word or phrase within any document, including e-mail and attachments.
Last year Mr. Beeferman bought the meta-dictionary onelook.com, which searches nearly 960 dictionaries when you enter a word.
At the books site, which is up and running in a beta (or testing) version, at books.google.com, you can enter a word or phrase — say, Ahab and whale — and the search returns a list of works in which the terms appear, in this case nearly eight hundred titles, including numerous editions of Herman Melville's novel.
And here, as a last word, let me enter a word of caution, particularly in light of the theme of this conference.
Users can enter a word based on how it sounds and Bing will suggest letters, words or phrases.
You enter a word or phrase in the input box, and we’ll show you a list of results.
Now, just entering a word and checking the new "case-insensitive" box will bring up these new results.
The viewing experiences offered by the site can be either active, where a user can enter a word like "Kosovo" to retrieve and watch all news clips featuring footage and information on the war-torn region, or passive, where a user can create a menu of spots from several categories of information.
After the search engine has cataloged this information, someone entering a word or phrase (a "query") can call up a ranked list of all the relevant search results.
