This article describes how to use the Windows Search Online feature, known as the Windows Search Program (WOS) or as a Windows Software in order to boost your downloads speed and size. The download speeds will increase dramatically once you use the Windows Search Online program. You can download new programs and then run the software quickly. Many times it is not necessary to download the software completely first before installing it. What is more important is that the software that you install first should be the updated version. Sometimes, if the current software is an upgrade, it does not make sense to make a complete download first, because the new version will be faster.
First, install the software in order to access the Windows Search Online feature. After the software is installed, click on the Windows button on the task bar. Click the Start button at the bottom-right corner of the task bar. From the Start menu, select All Programs, in the left pane of the All Programs list, click Microsoft Windows (both versions). On the program screen, click Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition to open the Software Center. Click the tab at the bottom, then scroll down until you see "Browse all programs on a computer" in the pull down menu. Click the drop down menu next to the Windows logo, then select Windows Search Online.
After you click on the Windows Search Online button, a window will pop up that resembles Internet Explorer. The icon on the left of the window has a search box that you need to type the word or phrase that you are looking for. Press the space bar to bring up the commands for you to write a keyword. To find a word that you are looking for, just type it in the search box. After you have found what you are looking for, click the down arrow next to it to bring up the commands for you to type the term. After you have typed the term, click the down arrow again to bring up the command for you to insert the URL. Click the down arrow on the final click box to insert the whole page, which should bring up a list of terms in the form of a url address, where url is replaced with the actual words that you are looking for.
