“Discover the Amazing Little Script that Allows You to Search Amazon from ANY Web Page”
Date: Dear Friend, I am one of those people that if I come across something that I don't know and want to know the answer to, I have to find out right away. Often times, I just plop down in front of the computer, point my browser to Google and do a quick search. But sometimes the subject is something that I really would like to know more about. Sure, you can usually find all kinds of information about most any subject online, but if you really want to learn more about a subject, you usually buy a book.
Now, I love a bargain. So whenever I am looking for a book, I usually point my browser in Amazon's direction and see what books they have on the subject. Usually, the typical scenario goes like this: I either hear or see something that I want to know more about. I head to Google and do a quick search. While reading an article, I decide that I would like to find a book on the subject. So, I will usually just open another browser window, type in Amazon's URL and then perform a search on the subject there. Now I have one of two choices. I can either close the second browser window or leave it open just in case I find a more specific or slightly related subject on which I might would like to find a book. Of course, if I close the window I run the high risk of coming across another subject that interests me and having to repeat all the above steps each time. Does this ever happen to you or am I the only one here? Sometimes, I may read about a new author or come across a subject mentioned in the news that I would like to know more about. Wouldn't it be nice to be able to highlight the word or phrase that you're interested in, right click and perform a search on Amazon without ever having to open a new browser, type in the URL (or use a shortcut), and then typing in the search terms (or copy, paste) into Amazon's search bar? Well, now it's possible! Introducing “Amazon Search”Amazon Search is a script that you can install in just a couple of minutes that will add a "Search Amazon" function to your right click shortcut menu. The script is a breeze to install. The first step is to copy a small file to your C: drive. The second step is to install a small piece of code into your system directory that will tell Internet Explorer when and how to use the file on your C: drive and how to find it. But don't worry, it is very simple to install this script into your system directory. It literally only takes a couple of clicks. When you have completed these two very simple steps, you will have the ability to highlight any word or phrase on a Web page, right click, choose "Search Amazon" on the menu and click. A new window will instantly pop up with the search results from Amazon. How easy is that? No more toggling between windows. No typing in URLs or clicking on shortcuts. No typing in search terms or copying and pasting into the search bar. Just highlight, right click, click. Order Today And You'll Also Receive a FREE Copy of 'eBay Search'I will GIVE you 'eBay Search' as a bonus! This is the same great tool as 'Amazon Search', but allows you to search eBay using Internet Explorer from any website page. This tool sells for $14.97 by itself, but it's yours FREE with your order of 'Amazon Search' Limited Time Master Resell Rights OfferFor a limited time only, you can buy 'Amazon Search' and the Master Resale Rights (Master Resale Rights
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May you find what you're looking for, Frances De Jesus
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Imagine the ability to use Internet Explorer to search Amazon from ANY web page.
