Superior Search 5.0 HOME EDITION 5.0.5.433
| Developer: |
NeuroPower Technologies GmbH (more products...) |
| OS: | Windows2000/XP/2003/ Vista Starter/ Vista Home Basic/ Vista Home Premium/ Vista Business/ Vista Enterprise/ Vista Ultimate/ Vista Home Basic x64/ Vista Home Premium x64/ Vista Business x64/ Vista Ente |
| License: | Shareware |
| Price: |
$19.9 (Buy it now)
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| Size: | 12.75 MB |
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NeuroPower Technologies’ new Home Edition links the successful neuronal-based search functions with best-of-breed internet search options.
The new Home Edition enables users to use powerful search mechanisms for both the local PC and the global internet environment. Users don’t have to change between different tools and their respective windows because all the required search functions are available via one single user interface.
The new interface Superior Search Home provides a web bar and a desktop search bar. The web bar boasts web-links of selected cooperation partners. The desktop search bar contains all the familiar desktop-search mechanisms of Superior Search.
Additional buttons provide an opportunity to modify the interface in line with preferences of different user groups such as business, home and leisure. Clicking on a button gives the Home Edition interface its own related attractively designed look. The buttons of the web bar also change depending on the user profile. Superior Search Home provides you with a choice of opportunities:
Independent of which format you need, Superior Search 5.0 provides you with direct access to all information contained in data and archive files. To save time, you can initiate search requests for different types of documents simultaneously. The program integrates specifically designed filter technology, allowing users to include office, PDF or postscript documents within search requests. Additionally, it is possible to define data types to be included, providing customers with enhanced functionality for source code data (e.g. Pascal or C++).
Easy to Use: Superior Search 5.0 offers simple integration with Windows functionality. By leveraging Windows Explorer, users select their choice of catalogues and define Superior Search 5.0 as their standard search engine.
Superior Search Home is your PC’s Swiss army knife. It combines a powerful desktop search with Web 2.0 functionality. Browse, search, chat – have fun. |
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