Yes, ie has a search function and maybe someone else can answer for netscape.  I've been using the net for several years and slogging around through web pages like several
people have been saying.  Then one day I started playing with some of the commands in the screen reader, particularly those associated with msaa, and discovered that you really
can save yourself a lot of time and frustration by using some of these to get where you want to be.  It can take a little learning, but I really think its well worth the effort.

Don W6SMB

On Sat, 16 Jun 2001 11:47:35 -0700, Terri Pannett wrote:

>If you are using Lynx, the search command would work, too.  Do browsers
>like IE and Netscape have search features?
>
>Terri, Amateur Radio call sign, KF6CA.  Army MARS call sign, AAT9PX.
>
>On Fri, 15 Jun 2001, Don Bishop wrote:
>
>|In reading the problems with the qrz site, I'd like to make a suggestion.  When you go to a site like that and search for something, like maybe looking up a callsign, when you get
the
>|results back, use the find command of your screen reader and enter the callsign being requested in the find box and search for it.  This will get you past a lot of junk.  You may
have
>|to do a find-next depending on how the page is set up, but even so, it's still a lot faster than wading through all the superfluous links.   I've really found web page navigation has
>|become a lot easier and faster by utilizing some of these things built right into  your screen reader.
>|
>|Don W6SMB
>|