Starting up onClick
	Once you startup onClick, an icon is displayed in the task tray.

Deciding on a search engine
	Click the right mouse button on the icon displayed in the task tray. Next, when the red "Site Menu" icon is selected, a list of search engines is displayed. Select your desired search engine from the search engines displayed. That is all there is to it. Once you find a word or phrase you want to find more about in a web site, try clicking on that word or phrase. As a result, onClick lets you rapidly search for the word or phrase you have selected. Now how's that for convenience! >>[Help(H)]=[Instruction Manual]
Note: The above Screen Shot may differ from the actual menu.	Note: onClick may not run properly with some frame pages. If this happens, try increasing the window size of Internet Explorer to the maximum size.

Highlighting a word or phrase in a link
	This shows the result of clicking the right mouse button on the Internet Explorer display. Try using the deLink function when you want to highlight a word or phrase in a link originally provided by the web site producer.

Note: The mounting procedure of specifying the range of a character string and clicking on that character string is a proprietary technique of onClick™, and can be clearly distinguished from other methods.