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- Settings
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 The Settings Dialog allows you to configure Desktop Assistant.
- Hotkey allows to enable/disable and adjust hotkey to provide with single click access from any application;
- Assistant Bar allow to select (by pressing a keyboard key set) a combination will be used to activate Desktop Assistant Bar for typing a word-to-search manually;
- Settings (Plus version only)
- Search Context Menu enables/disables the ability to show the where-to-lookup context menu. To activate the menu you have to press the hotkey and keep the mouse pressed for more than 0.5 sec. When you release the button the menu is shown;
- Use Default Browser switches the lookup result location: the docked bar or a default browser;
- Configure allows to set default lookup resource, which is used during ordinary hotkey press in any application and "LookUp" button press in Assistant Bar. Configure allows you to remove a resource from lookup list and to add a new lookup resource with the configuration wizard;
- Desktop Search (Plus version only)
- Desktop Search is based on Windows Index Search facility included in Windows 2000 and later. To use Desktop Search the Index Search service must be
- Installed. The Index Search service installation is performed via ControlPanel/AddRemovePrograms/WindowsComponents (2000/XP) or ControlPanel/ProgramsAndFeature/TurnWindowsFeaturesOnOrOff/IndexingService (Vista) applet.
- Launched. If the service is installed you can check/launch the service via MyComputer/RightClick/Manage/ServicesAndApplications/IndextingService
- Configured. The launched service has to be configured for where the files for the lookup are located. You can add locations (directories or entire disks) to the service processing. The service processes the locations slowly, in the background, saving CPU resources of your computer for main tasks, so indexing process can take time. The lookup is performed in the "System" catalog by default.
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Vista Firewall Control
