Find In Page JavaScript script

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Find In Page Script simulates the Edit> Find In Page feature of the browser to allow your visitors to easily search for a particular text on your page. This DHTML script simulates the Edit> Find In Page feature of the browser to allow your visitors to easily search for a particular text on your page. As in the "Find In Page" feature, it highlights the searched text if found, otherwise, prompts a "Not Found" message. The script: - Works in IE4 , NS4, Mozilla/NS7 (not NS6), and degrades well with the rest. - Easily configurable to search either current page or a particular frame. - In IE4 , page automatically scrolls down or up if needed to where the located text is. - Easy repetitive search of page, by allowing a user-designated hot key to activate submit button (via ACCESSKEY attribute of HTML 4).
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Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris

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