After the search prefixes are set up, you can type a single word identifier (prefix) and search query in the IE address bar to send the query to any website. For example, the prefix "msn" can go to MSN Search and typing "msn chicken fried rice" in the IE address bar sends the query "chicken fried rice" to our web search.
This script installs the search prefixes below to your machine. The "Alternate" column lists additional prefixes to launch the same query (e.g. "images corvette" and "image corvette" both do the same thing).
If you want to add prefixes for other websites, try the Microsoft Tweak UI utility for Windows XP. There are also a few shareware tools compatible with older versions of Windows. Enjoy!
Jamie BuckleyProgram Manager, MSN Search
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