Welcome to the MegaSearch CD-ROM search and retrieval program. This software is specifically designed to allow you to easily search through the massive amount of information available on the CD-ROM disk.
Menus may be selected by using Alt-Z where Z is the first letter of the menu you wish to select. For example, ALT-L would select the List
Files
Menu. The
menu is access by pressing Alt-Space. a
This utility uses the TAB and SHIFT-TAB keys extensively to move back and forth through fields. Z
Alt-X may be used to exit the program. Further help is available on the following menus:
menu - Program information
Search - Search operations
Tools - Various tools & utilities
Window - Window options
Options - Options & configuration menu
Press ESC to put this help screen away.
(Info) menu
(Alt-Spacebar)
The Info menu appears on the far left of the menu bar and is represented by the
symbol. (
When you pull down the
menu, you see *
About
Disclaimer
Shareware
Hints
PARENT: Root
About
When you choose the About command from the
(System) menu, a dialog box appears, showing copyright and version information. G
To close the box, press Esc, Space, or Enter, or click the OK button.
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Menu
File viewer
A file viewer views the contents of a text file. You can use the arrow keys to move about in the file. A file is loaded via the Read search listing option.
Up Move up one line
Down Move down one line
Right Move right one column
Left Move left one column
PgUp Move one page up
PgDn Move one page down
Home View right most column of the file
End View left most column of the file
Ctrl-PgUp View top of file
Ctrl-PgDn View bottom of file.
Control-L Search for next occurrance.
Control-S Search for string.
Note: If you have entered the file viewer from the HyperSearch search algorythm, then control-L will locate the search words that are present in the document. (If you have entered from the Browse Files, Locate, or Desc-Search options, then you must use control-S to locate the words)
PARENT: Read
Window
(Alt-W)
The Window menu contains commands to close, move and perform other window-management commands.
Most of the windows in this program have all the standard window elements, including scroll bars, a close box, and zoom icons. >
For more about windows and their elements, refer to windows. :
Window-management commands
Size/Move Zoom
Tile Cascade
Next List
Close
PARENT: Root
Window
List
(Alt-0)
The list windows command will list all of the current windows that are open. You can click on one of the windows and use the change command to change to another window if you wish.
PARENT: Window
Menu
Window
Size/Move
(Ctrl-F5)
Choose this command to change the size or position of the active window.
Size
If you press Shift while you use the arrow keys, you can change the size of the active window. Once you've adjusted its size or position, press Enter. Q
If a window has a Resize corner, you can drag that corner to resize the window.
Move
When you choose Window
Size/Move, the active window moves in response to the arrow keys. Once you've moved the window to where you want it, press Enter. F
You can also move a window by dragging its title bar with the mouse.
PARENT: Window
Menu
Window
Zoom
(F5)
Choose Zoom to resize the active window to the maximum size. If the window is already zoomed, you can choose this command to restore it to its previous size. {
You can also double-click anywhere on the window's title bar (except where an icon appears) to zoom or unzoom the window.
PARENT: Window
Menu
Window
Tile
Choose Window
Tile to tile all file viewers on the desktop. L
Tiled Windows
PARENT: Window
Menu
Window
Cascade
Choose Window
Cascade to stack all file viewers on the desktop. A
Cascaded Windows
PARENT: Window
Menu
Window
Next
Choose Next to cycle forwards through the windows on the desktop.
PARENT: Window
Menu
Window
Close
(Alt-F3)
Choose Close to close the active window. O
You can also click the Close box in the upper right corner to close a window.
PARENT: Window
Menu
Options (Alt-O)
The Options menu contains commands that let you change color and mouse default settings as well as perform other assorted functions. <
The following options are available from the options menu: <
Video
Mode - Set the video display mode
Color - Color customization
Mouse - Mouse buttons & Click speed
CDRom - CDROM drive letter setup
Paths - Paths/Directories
Prefs - Preferences
Status - Program Status
Save - Save options to disk
Load - Load options from disk
PARENT: Root
Options
Video...
The video mode configuration allows you to select the video mode that MegaSearch will operate in. If you have a VGA or EGA, then you may select the 50 line modes which offer more room to display data.
PARENT: Options
Menu
Options
Mouse...
The Mouse command brings up the Mouse
Options dialog box, where you can set various options that control how your mouse works, including: R
how fast a double-click is
which mouse button (right or left) is
active
PARENT: Options
Menu
Options
Colors...
The Colors item brings up the Colors
dialog box, where you can customize the colors of the display.
PARENT: Options
Menu
Help on the Mouse Options dialog box
This dialog box consists of one check box, one slider bar, and the standard buttons OK and Cancel.
Mouse Double Click
Slow Medium Fast
The Mouse Double Click slider bar adjusts the double-click speed of your mouse. ^
[X] Reverse Mouse Buttons
Reverse Mouse Buttons makes the right mouse button take on the normal functions of the left--and vice versa.
PARENT: Mouse
Optiopns
PARENT: Mouse
Options
Help on the Colors dialog box
The Colors dialog box consists of two list boxes, a text display area, the standard OK, Cancel, and Help buttons, and one of the following:
On color and black-and-white systems, it
also contains two color palettes.
On monochrome systems, it contains a set
of radio buttons instead of the palettes.
This dialog box is where you can change the colors of different parts of this program.
Group
Desktop
Menus
Dialogs/Calc
Puzzle
Calendar
Ascii table
The Group list box contains the names of the different regions of the program that you can customize. L
Item
Color
When you select a group from the Group list, the Item list box displays the names of the different views in that region.
Foreground
Background
On color and black-and-white systems, you use the Foreground and Background palettes to modify colors.
Colors
) Mono low
( ) Mono high
( ) Mono underscore
( ) Mono inverse
On monochrome systems, you use the Colors set of radio buttons systems to modify the character attributes. Q
Text Text Text
Text Text Text
On all systems, the display text (above the Help button) shows the current color or attribute settings. a
Changes do not take effect on the desktop until you close the Colors dialog box by choosing OK.
PARENT: Colors
Options
CD-Rom..
The CD-ROM customization dialog box allows you to set what DRIVE LETTER your CD-ROM is attached to. This parameter is essential for the operation of MegaSearch.
The CD-ROM drive letter is usually specified in your AUTOEXEC.BAT file, when the program MSCDEX.EXE is loaded. The line usually looks something like the following: "MSCDEX /L:D /D:MSCD000". The drive letter is specified by the /L: parameter. In this example, it was D:.
To select your CD-ROM drive letter, simply move the pointer to the entry corresponding to the letter of your CD-ROM drive. If you have a mouse, then this is easily accomplished by pointing and clicking. With the keyboard, you may need to use the TAB and ARROW keys to navigate around.
PARENT: Options
Menu
Options
Paths...
The Path setup currently only allows you to specify the COPY PATH. This is where MegaSearch will copy files from the CD-ROM. On your first activation of MegaSearch, the directory will be defaulted to the directory where you loaded MegaSearch from.
It is usually beneficial to set up an alternate directory as soon as possible to avoid confusing copied files with the MegaSearch data files.
You may specify any valid directory name for this option. (Note: Please make sure the directory physically exists - MegaSearch will not create it for you) 6
Also included are the options for the Action
button.
PARENT: Options
Menu
Action
The action button is a special button which will perform different tasks depending on what file you have selected. Below is a listing of the task performed per each file name:
*.MOD PlayMod Play an IBM/Amiga music module
*.VOC PlayVoc Play a SoundBlaster .VOC voice file
*.GIF ViewGif View a .GIF graphics image
*.FLI PlayFli Play an AutoDesk Animator .FLI file
*.ZIP ZipRead Read internal zip files
Each of these options (except ZipRead) calls upon an external program to perform the task. For example, pressing ViewGif on a .GIF file would execute VPIC, a common .GIF viewer. To use this feature, these programs must either be in the current directory or in a directory accessed by your PATH.
If the external program is not present, then the option will not work properly. By default, these are the programs that are defined and their location on the CD-ROM:
ViewGif VPIC.EXE \GIFUTL\VPIC46.ZIP
PlayFli QUICKFLI.EXE \GRAPHICS\QUICKFLI.ZIP
PlayMod TRAK.EXE \SNDPLYR\TBLAST20.ZIP
PlayVoc VPLAY.EXE (Comes with SoundBlaster Card)
Please note that the majority of these programs are ShareWare and therefore if you use them regularly, you should properly compensate the authors. R
You may re-define which programs are activated by using the Options:Paths setup.
PARENT: Paths
Options
Prefs...
The preferences screen allows you to configure MegaSearch to your specific wishes. Many options are presented here. The best thing to do is simply experiment with them until you have a setup that is to your liking.
PARENT: Options
Menu
Options
Status..
The status screen is something that we initially through in for our own debugging purposes, but we decided to leave it in for curious users to examine. The data presented is mostly technical parameters, but if you are familiar with modern software design, you may find them somewhat interesting.
PARENT: Options
Menu
Options
Save....
The Save Options command will save your current options profile to disk into the file MEGASRCH.CFG. Then, the next time you load MegaSearch, all of your options will be exactly as you left them.
PARENT: Options
Menu
Options
Load....
The Load Options command will load any options previously saved using the Save Options command.
PARENT: Options
Menu
Search Menu
The Search Menu contains various options for searching the MegaROM-1 file catalog. To search, you may use one of the three following methods:
The List Files Menu includes the main options for using MegaSearch. Here you may view the file catalog through the use of four different methods: L
1) Use the special Hyper
Search algorythm to search for a specific string. <
2) Use the File
Find command to perform a wildcard search. J
3) Use the File
Description
Search command to search for a string in the
description index.
Also available are two maintenance options:
4) Drop
Dos: shell to Dos.
5) Quit: Quit MegaSearch. P
More help on the options is available my clicking on the specific option name.
PARENT: Root
File Find
The locate command will allow you to search by WILDCARD. A wildcard is a special search string that is used a lot in the MS-DOS/PC-DOS environment. Please check your DOS manual if you need more information on wildcard specifiers.
Once you have selected the locate command, a box will appear and ask you for your wildcard specifier. Type the specifier now and MegaSearch will scan the catalog for references to that wildcard. p
If some references were found, then the browse
window will change to display the references that were located.
PARENT: Search
Menu
File Description Search
The description search option will scan the MegaSearch file catalog for a specific string. Although the Hyper
Search proprietary search algorythm is usually better, you may wish to use Desc Search when you want to specify a sub-string (i.e. part of a word, but not the whole word). For example, searching for "Inst" would locate files with the words "Install", "Installation", "Installed", etc) p
If some references were found, then the browse
window will change to display the references that were located.
PARENT: Search
Menu
Browse Catalog
If you just wish to "look around" the file catalog, you may use the browse option to examine the various directories. The Browse option works like a traditional catalog browse - you select a directory and MegaSearch will bring up a listing of the files within that directory. w
There is always one browse window displayed on MegaSearch's screen at any one time. It may be partially hidden in the background, but it is there. Except for the HyperSearch search option, this window will always reflect the current directory listing or search results. In addition, you can create multiple browse windows by using the Add
Browse option from the tools menu.
When a browse window is opened, MegaSearch will immediately bring up a dialog box asking you which directory you wish to view. This will either be the Chdir dialog box or the PickDir dialog box depending on which you have selected as default.
After you have selected a directory, MegaSearch will display a listing of the files in that directory. On most directories, the listing will be quite large, composing several screens of file entries. You may make use of the vertical scroll bar (located at the right side of the screen) to navigate through the listing. With a mouse, simply click in the appropriate place on the scroll bar to scroll the display. If you are using a keyboard, then the UP/DOWN/PGUP/PGDN keys will perform the proper action.
On the display, one line will be "hilighted". This line is the selection bar. The majority of the Browse options deal with the file entry which is currently selected.
Across the bottom of the browse display is a series of buttons. Each of these buttons performs a specific function. These functions are listed below:
Chdir - Change Directory
Info - Display info on current file
Mark - Mark current entry for copying
Copy - Copy marked files
Date - Toggle Date Field
Action - Action button (ZipView,PlayMod,etc...)
Also, do note that several options under the Tools
Menu affect operation of the browse window.
PARENT: Search
Menu
Tools
The tools menu includes several tools which are usable under the browse or hyper search windows.
Sort - Specify sort order
Virus - Display Virus-Scan report
Export - Export browse listing to file
Add
Browse - Add another browse window to desktop
PARENT: Root
Add Browse
The add browse command will allow you to add an additional browse
window to the desktop. You can have several browse windows open at one time and toggle between them using the various window
options.
PARENT: Tool
Menu
Action
The action button is a special button which will perform different tasks depending on what file you have selected. Below is a listing of the task performed per each file name:
*.MOD PlayMod Play an IBM/Amiga music module
*.VOC PlayVoc Play a SoundBlaster .VOC voice file
*.GIF ViewGif View a .GIF graphics image
*.FLI PlayFli Play an AutoDesk Animator .FLI file
*.ZIP ZipRead Read internal zip files
Each of these options (except ZipRead) calls upon an external program to perform the task. For example, pressing ViewGif on a .GIF file would execute VPIC, a common .GIF viewer. To use this feature, these programs must either be in the current directory or in a directory accessed by your PATH.
If the external program is not present, then the option will not work properly. By default, these are the programs that are defined and their location on the CD-ROM:
ViewGif VPIC.EXE \GIFUTL\VPIC46.ZIP
PlayFli QUICKFLI.EXE \GRAPHICS\QUICKFLI.ZIP
PlayMod TRAK.EXE \SNDPLYR\TBLAST20.ZIP
PlayVoc VPLAY.EXE (Comes with SoundBlaster Card)
Please note that the majority of these programs are ShareWare and therefore if you use them regularly, you should properly compensate the authors. R
You may re-define which programs are activated by using the Options:Paths setup.
PARENT: Browse
Export
This option will export the current browse listing to a disk file. It is useful if you wish to generate a file listing for a friend, print out a file listing, etc.
Note: This option only exports MARKED files. If you wish to export the entire directory, then please use the mark all option.
PARENT: Tool
Menu
Toggle Date
Having the browse screen display the Filename, Date, Size, and Description will sometimes run a little too long for the computer screen, causing the description field to be prematurely "chopped off". {
The toggle-date option is included as a quick way to display the full description by temporarily removing the date field.
PARENT: Browse
Change Dir
Depending on what your preferences are set to, the CHDIR button will bring up either the Chdir display or the PickDir display. \
You may use the preferences options under the Options menu to set which format you prefer.
PARENT: Browse
Catalog
Change Dir
The Chdir dialog box is presented in a method similar to a normal DOS directory display.
The Change Directory dialog box consists of an input box, a list box, the standard OK and Help buttons, and two other buttons (Chdir and Revert). |
Directory Name
The Directory Name input box displays the full path to the current directory which you have selected.
Directory Tree
Root
ARC_LBR
BBS
MAGAZINE
The Directory Tree list box enables you to navigate directories by using the selecting bar and pressing Enter.
If you're using the keyboard, press Enter to make the selected directory be the current directory, then choose OK or press Esc to exit the dialog box. +
[Chdir ]
The Chdir button changes the current directory once you've selected or typed in a directory name. +
[Revert]
The Revert button goes back to the previous directory, as long as you haven't yet exited the dialog box.
PARENT: Chdir
Option
Pick Dir
This dialog box is where you can change to a different directory. w
The dialog box consists of two scrolling boxes which allows you to precisely select which directory you wish to view.
The first box is the MAIN category box. In MegaSearch, files are categorized in a Main:Subcategory system. The MAIN category is a general category which contains a listing of sub-categories. The MAIN category box is show below:
Group
Utilities
Communication
BBS Software
Business
Graphics
Sound & Music
By selecting one of these main categories, the sub-category box will change to show the categories contained within the main category. (For example, selecting "BBS SOFTWARE" would display RBBS-PC, FIDO, OPUS, etc). The sub-category box is shown below: L
Item
RBBS-PC
FIDO
By using these two scrolling boxes, you can precisely choose which directory you wish to view. There are three buttons available: Help, Ok, and Cancel. The Cancel button will abort the change directory operation and leave you in the directory you started in. The OK button will change to the directory you have specified, and the HELP button will display this help screen.
PARENT: Chdir
Option
Sort
The sort option allows you to select the sorting order that will be used in the file listing. There are three orders available:
1) Alphabetical - Sort alphabetically by file name
2) File Size - Sort by file sizes
3) Date - Sort by file creation date
In addition to these three basic orders, you may select whether the display is ascending or descending.
PARENT: Tool
Menu
Info
The Info display will show some information about the currently selected file. This information includes some basic data which we have accumulated in the process of creating the disk. This includes the full description of the file, size & date, number of internal archive files files present, uncompressed size, etc.
PARENT: Browse
Mark
The Mark option allows you to Mark or Unmark a file. Marking a file will tag the file for later copying. This allows you to copy an entire group of files in just a few easy steps.
PARENT: Browse
ZipView
The majority of the files on the MegaRom disk is store in an "Archived" or "Compressed" format. The compression methods used allow several files to be grouped into a large archive file.
The ZipView option will allow you to view the files contained within these archives. When you select ZipView (on a .ZIP file), MegaSearch will display a listing of the names, dates, and sizes of all the files contained within the archive.
PARENT: Browse
Virus
In the process of compiling the MegaRom disk, all files were virus scanned automatically. These scan reports were accumulated and added to the index so they may be viewed at your convenience. If you are not sure about the safety aof a file, then you may use the virus report option to gain a little more information.
NOTE: The virus scan data is only provided for some insight into a file's safety. Viruses and Trojans can still "slip through" the automatic virus scanning procedure.
PARENT: Tool
Menu
Copy
The copy option will copy any marked files from the CD-ROM drive to your hard drive.
PARENT: Browse
Drop To Dos
Drop To Dos will temporarilly shell from the MegaSearch to DOS so you can perform whatever DOS functions are necessary. When you are finished in DOS, type "exit" and you will be returned to MegaSearch.
PARENT: Search
Menu
Quit Program
The Quit option will quit MegaSearch completely and return you to DOS.
PARENT: Search
Menu
Disclaimer
Much of the information on the CD-ROM disk was compiled automatically from various shareware and freeware sources. Although we have tried to be as thorough as possible and to comply with the various authors' wishes as best as possible, we may have made a few errors in the compilation. As the software on this disk came from reputable shareware sources, we will not be held responsible for the contents of any file contained within this disk. $
Press ESC to put this screen away.
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Menu
ShareWare
Attention MegaSearch users:
Much of the software on this CD-ROM is designated as some form of "Shareware." Shareware software is not free. Shareware is a try-before-you-buy method of software distribution. Please read the individual author's comments on the registration of his or her product. If you use a Shareware product you should pay for it - just like commercial software. Shareware authors rely on your good will and honesty.
Some software, however, is designated "Public domain" or "freeware." Such software usually will not require any registration. If a registration is required it is usually just a post card to the author - to let him or her know that you like and use the product. 0
Enjoy the disk - and please support Shareware. $
Sincerely,
Scott Baker
Dave Creamer
Greg Smith
Press ESC to put this screen away.
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Menu
Hints
Hyper Search
The Hyper Search algorythm is a powerful tool capable of helping you locate specific references easily. In the automatic compilation of the MegaRom disk, we "indexed" approximately 300 megs of program documentation, readme files, and miscellaneous text from the archives. MegaSearch's HyperSearch option has the capability to instantly locate a search phrase anywhere within this 300 megs of data.
For example, suppose you wanted a listing of programs that contained references to both "Rock" and "Music". You could instruct HyperSearch to search for any files which contains these two words. For more information on choosing search criteria, please see Search
Criteria. 0
Using HyperSearch involves these simple steps:
1) Set your Search
Criteria =
2) Allow MegaSearch a brief pause to locate the references. ;
3) View the available selections using the browse
window. 7
4) Optionally Copy a desired file to your hard drive.
PARENT: Search
Menu
Setting Search Criteria
Once you have selected Search, you will be prompted for what "Search Criteria" you wish to use. The Search Criteria is simply an expression containing the word(s) you wish to search for.
The Search Criteria dialog box includes a line to specify this phrase, two check boxes to specify how you wish to search, and a few buttons to activate your choices. W
The input line (designated "Search Phrase") is where you will type in the word or word(s) that you wish to search for. The phrase that you must type may be composed of a single word or several word tied together by various "operators". The current operators are "and" and "or". The usage of the search function is best explained by examples:
"Telephone" 6
Find all references containing the word "Telephone".
"Scott Baker" D
Find all references containing both the words "Scott" and "Baker".
"Modem and Baud" B
Find all references containing both the words "Modem" and "Baud"
"(Floppy or Hard) and Drive" X
Find all references containing EITHER "floppy" or "hard", but also containing "drive".
Please note, YOU MUST USE WHOLE WORDS. The search function will not take partial strings. For example, searching for "Telephone" is ok, but searching for "Teleph" is not.
Below the input line are two options: "File Descriptions" and "Internal Text Files". These two check boxes control where the search takes place. Normally, you will wish to leave both enabled unless you have a special purpose which requires disabling one of the other.
Enabling "File Descriptions" will cause the search function to search our catalog of 50-character file descriptions for the search phrases.
Enabling "Internal Text Files" will cause the search function to search the indexed 300 megs of internal program documentation and readme files.
Present at the bottom of the dialog box are two buttons, "Ok" and "Cancel". "Ok" will continue with the search option while "Cancel" will abort and return to the main menu.
PARENT: Hyper
Search
Nothing Found
MegaSearch did not uncover any references to the search criteria that you have set. This could be due to many different conditions. The specific error which caused the problem will be displayed.
PARENT: None
A Brief Pause
After you have inputted search criteria, MegaSearch will pause briefly while the various references are loading into the computer's memory. F
Under most conditions, you will then be brought to the file listing.
However, sometimes a search string is not specific enough and many, many references will be located. If 100 or more references are brought up, then a dialog box will ask you what action you wish to take. There are three choices available:
1) First 100
By selecting this choice, MegaSearch will display the first 100 references that were located.
2) All xxxx
By selection this choice, MegaSearch will display all of the references that were located. Although the MegaSearch algorythm is very quick, it can become "bogged down" with a lengthly list and this may cause the routine to slow down.
3) Abort
This choice will abort the search operation. You may then use a new search phrase if you wish. For example, if you had been searching for information on Intel Modems, and you used "Modem" as a search string, then you may wish to try "Modem and Intel" which would return fewer references.
PARENT: Hyper
Search
Hyper Search
Once MegaSearch has located some references to your search criteria, a dialog box will pop up displaying the items that have been located. The dialog box is seperated into two main sections: An Archive listing and a "Files Located" listing.
The Archive Listing contains a listing of all of the main file names - Archives, GIFs, MODs, etc. These are the files that are actually present on the CD-ROM disk.
The "Files Located" listing lists _where_ the references were located. If the search criteria was located in a file's description then "<File Description>" will be displayed. If the search criteria was located in an internal archive file, then the archive filename will be displayed. >
Three Buttons are attached to the Archive Listing. They are: v
Mark - Mark file for copying
ZipView - Display internal archive contents
Info - Display file information
There are also two buttons attached to the "Files Located" listing: @
Info - Display file information
Read - Read the file
PARENT: Hyper
Search
Info
The Info display will show some information about the currently selected file. This information includes some basic data which we have accumulated in the process of creating the disk. This includes the full description of the file, size & date, number of internal archive files files present, uncompressed size, etc.
PARENT: Search
Listing
Mark
The Mark option allows you to Mark or Unmark a file. Marking a file will tag the file for later copying. This allows you to copy an entire group of files in just a few easy steps.
PARENT: Search
Listing
ZipView
The majority of the files on the MegaRom disk is store in an "Archived" or "Compressed" format. The compression methods used allow several files to be grouped into a large archive file.
The ZipView option will allow you to view the files contained within these archives. When you select ZipView (on a .ZIP file), MegaSearch will display a listing of the names, dates, and sizes of all the files contained within the archive.
PARENT: Search
Listing
Info
The Info display will show some information about the currently selected file. This information includes some basic data which we have accumulated in the process of creating the disk. This includes the full description of the file, size & date, number of internal archive files files present, uncompressed size, etc.
PARENT: Search
Listing
Read
If you wish to have more information about the file, then you may READ it. The read option will call on the archive decompression utility to extract the text file and display it on your screen. When you are finished reading, press ESC to close the window.
Note: You can use the CONTROL-L command to jump to the specific words which were located. Each time you hit control-l, MegaSearch will skip down to the next word.
If you want to search for a different word, you may use the CONTROL-S (or CONTROL-F) key to search for any string you wish. Once you have done this, then control-L will operate for that search string.
PARENT: Search
Listing
Copy
The copy option will copy any marked files from the CD-ROM drive to your hard drive.
PARENT: Search
Listing
No Offline!
This feature is unavailable in the Offline version of MegaSearch. Certain features of MegaSearch are only available when the actual CD-ROM disk is present. (For example, the Hyper Search feature is unavailable because it requires a 20 meg data file which is only available on the CD-ROM disk) &
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