scion wrote:I found tabs and turned that on to give this a whirl. All of the windows that opened in small windows with no toolbar at the top continue to do so. Resizing makes the font larger, rather than adjusting the viewing space. Still no method of searching when there are hundreds or thousands of lines of data.
I use tab browsing and get the search option. I use it all the time. This is how I have my IE7 settings set up.
Go to Internet Options in the TOOLS Menu
On the GENERAL tab find "Tabs" and select the SETTINGS option
In the Tabbed Browsing Settings menu select (put check mark) ENABLE TABBED BROWSING
Under the sub options, select all options (put check next to all sub options)
Under "When a Pop-up is encountered:" select ALWAYS OPEN POP-UPS IN A NEW TAB (put a check mark)
This is the option you might not have selected.
Under "Open Links From Other Programs In:" select A NEW TAB IN THE CURRENT WINDOW (put a check mark)
This also needs to be selected
With the above options selected in nFS I get all my pop ups in new tabs and have full search capabilities within each tab. The tabs open one at a time from left to right and you are always moved to the next tab. You must close the most recent tab to get full function in the previous tab, because nFS thinks they are popups. You can go back to previous tabs and look at the info there, which you can't do very well with popups on top of previous pages, but if you try selecting something in a previous tab, without closing the most recently opened tab, you get strange results because nFS is expecting input from the last popup. I have also found that if I want to look at other web sites it is best to open a new occurance of IE to do that in and keep all of nFS together.
