Have you ever wished that whatever you wanted to open on your computer just came up in seconds. That you don’t have to crawl deep to do some task that could have been done much more easily. Directly search on google from Desktop. Mail someone as fast as it can.
And all this in a few keystrokes ……
Ya all this is possible and you don’t have to hassle to know how to do that .. Haknit tell u.
Dash Command is the answer ..
Dash is a simple software and takes very little time to get downloaded.
It sits there on your screen.. on the taskbar…
You call it by pressing windows Key + Dash (-)
The small pops up on the screen you just have to type in. And to save your time it shows a simple list of applications that could be simply launched just by pressing Enter.
Also there’s much more you can do with Dash.
You can also add up commands to do specific tasks..
I have shown a simple list of commands..(Read the User guide that comes with the software for full tutorial)
A9
Search the web using A9.
A9 Entertainment
Search for entertainment using A9.
A9 Images
Search for images using A9.
A9 News
Search for news using A9.
A9 Reference
Search reference materials using A9.
Amazon
Ask.com
Search the web using Ask.com
Babelfish
Opens Babelfish translation pages.
Brainboost
Type a question and ask The Brain.
Define
Defines a word in the English language using the Merriam-Webster Dictionary.
Ebay
Searches for auctions in Ebay.
Encyclopedia
Searches for articles using Encyclopedia Encarta.
Frink
Performs a unit computation using Frink. See Frink documentation for more information.
IMDB
Performs a search for movie, TV series, actor, actress, director, etc. using the Internet Movie Database.
Live Search
Search using MS Live Search.
MSDN
Search the Microsoft Developer’s Network.
Thesaurus
Search using Roget’s Thesaurus.
Weather
Searches for weather conditions at your location using The Weather Network.
Wikipedia
Searches for an article within Wikipedia.
Yahoo
Search the web using Yahoo
YouTube
Search for videos within YouTube.
YubNub
YubNub online command line. Press Enter for details.
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