When I'm trying to find something specific on a page, I'm inclined to use the Find feature built into the Windows shell. You've likely used this feature to search Web pages of text documents either by typing Ctrl+F or selecting Find from an application edit menu. The shell command is functional, although somewhat interruptive as the box it places over the text occasionally obscures what's being searched. HandyFind is a lightweight alternative to the onboard Find tool, locating text inline without any disruptive box to block your field of view. The app sits quietly in your system tray, activated by using a hotkey combination (like Ctrl+F) and includes a clever set of key functions for navigating through documents to find subsequent instances of the searched phrase. [Windows 9x/2k/XP $0.00]
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