The CS Local Search Toolbar is a tremendously powerful and totally customizable toolbar that installs directly onto your Web browser. Its design allows you to search Citysearch.com directly from your browser.

Now just follow the simple instructions and the CS Local Search Toolbar will be uninstalled. Should you reopen your Web browser and still see the CS Local Search Toolbar, you may need to restart your computer for the uninstall process to be completed. To find out what version your Internet Explorer browser is, try this: Go to the Help menu located at the top of your browser. Select "About Internet Explorer." A box will appear that tells you what version you have.

NO! The CS Local Search Toolbar does not collect any personal information and is completely "spyware"-free and "adware"-free. Period. The CS Local Search Toolbar was specifically designed to provide a great user experience free of spyware, adware, direct marketing, data collection or other similar activities. In order to achieve that goal: The toolbar software DOES NOT collect personal information of any kind, period.

To customize the CS Local Search Toolbar, click on the "Ask.com" button in the right half of the toolbar. The drop-down menu that appears includes the following customization options: Add/Remove Buttons: This option allows you to select additional buttons that you would like to appear on your CS Local Search Toolbar. Change Order of Buttons: This option allows you to arrange the order in which your additional buttons are displayed on the CS Local Search Toolbar.

Internet Explorer says "current security setting prohibit running" when downloading the CS Local Search Toolbar

The CS Local Search Toolbar is currently available for Window NT 4.0, Windows XP, Windows 2000 and Windows Vista. The CS Local Search Toolbar software and cache require 1 MB of disk space on the disk drive containing your windows directory (usually the C: drive). If you are currently able to run a supported Web browser (IE 5.*, 6.* or 7.*) on your computer, you should be able to install and run the CS Local Search Toolbar.

No, the CS Local Search Toolbardoes not monitor or report information on what Web sites you visit or where you are clicking.

The CS Local Search Toolbar may be hidden. For Internet Explorer 5.5 or above, you can unhide the CS Local Search Toolbar by doing the following: Microsoft has reported a significant bug with versions of Internet Explorer between 5.0.0.0 and 5.00.2919.0. If your Internet Explorer version number is within this range and your computer's operating system is Windows NT or Windows 2000, you should upgrade to the latest version of Internet Explorer.

Yes. Whatever charity you have designated on the GoodSearch homepage will be credited when you search our site from the Firefox or IE7 toolbar. As long as your computer accepts cookies, you only need to visit the GoodSearch homepage to select your favorite organization once and then all future searches from the toolbar will benefit that organization.

Local search is the next step in search engine technology. By now you have probably heard of Google and Yahoo – in fact you probably use them on a weekly or daily basis. They are exceptional tools for finding information and businesses on the web. Local search is the use of this technology to find information and business in the geographic area local to the user. This is what local search promises and this is why your local business must take advantage of it.

First, enter the keyword or keyword phrase you are searching for in the box next to the BrowserAccelerator logo all the way to the left of the toolbar. Next, to initiate the search you can either hit Enter on your keyboard or the click the "Web" button next to the field you entered the search term in.

Uninstalling the Job Search Toolbar is just as quick and easy as the installation. To uninstall the toolbar: If you are unable to access the Job Search Toolbar logo on the toolbar, you can also uninstall the toolbar by using the Add/Remove Programs utility in the Windows Control Panel: If you're not happy with the Job Search Toolbar, we'd like to learn why. Please take a moment to provide us with your feedback.

Searching with the Ask Syndication Toolbar is easy. Just type your keywords into the search field at the top of most pages, then either click on the "Search" button, or on one of the search provider buttons located just below the search field. Ask Syndication Toolbar lets you choose a primary search provider from some of the Internet's leading search engines including Yahoo Search, Ask.com and LookSmart.

Job Search Toolbar respects and protects the privacy of the individuals that use the Job Search Toolbar. For full information, we encourage you to read our toolbar privacy policy. Our promise to you is that when you install the Job Search Toolbar there will be no transmitting of your private information back to Job Search Toolbar employees, associates, users, or any other entity. When we say no ad-ware and no spy-ware we mean it! We don't even ask for your email address.

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By default, Ask Syndication Toolbar searches several types of Web media. You can also search other search types such as: Web pages, Images, and Directory categories. You can navigate through these sections by using the search-tab links below the search box. The name of the section you are currently searching will display on a dark-grey tab. You can easily run your search in other sections by clicking the respective search-tab.