You obviously don't fall into this category, Michael! It has a nice interface for those of us who are put off by complex-looking scripts. It's based on AutoHotKey scripts too, so you can set up searches in Google itself, directly access other websites, or even local dictionary resources, all by selecting a single word and using a shortcut. Restore Clipboard, clear prevClipboard variable. or Clipboard contains %browser% else if Clipboard not contains. Clean Clipboard: change carriage returns to spaces, change >=1 consecutive spaces to +Ĭlipboard := RegExReplace(RegExReplace(Clipboard, "\r?\n"," "), "\s+","+") Convert Clipboard to text, auto-trim leading and trailing spaces and tabs.
Copy current selection, continue if no errors. Copy Clipboard to prevClipboard variable, clear Clipboard. # Search Google for selection, or open URL #īrowser="C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe" It works anywhere, that is, you can just select a word or phrase in your CAT tool, in Word. Ever wanted to be able to just select some text and click a shortcut to launch a Google search in a browser? If so, you might enjoy this AutoHotkey script.
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