As everybody knows, sometimes SE's provide irrelevant results for the queried term,which is very irritating.Is there any solution so that users are capable of viewing a screenshot of the website before clicking on it?
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Are you a representative for Ask.com? This is one of the  features of their new search engine. Rollover the binoculars when you search: http://www.ask.com/web?q=How+Can+SEO+be+improved+through+visual+cues%3F&qsrc=0&o=0
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goto tools>options>content and see if the load images from originating site only is checked\n\nif it is, that's your problem
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The problem is far from being trivial, since you need to build an inverted index (the data structure that search engines use to perform queries) for your set of pages, and create the Javascript code that can query it.\nHere is one company which sells such a solution:\nhttp://www.wrensoft.com/zoom/javascript.html\n\nHere is a page comparing some commercial solutions:\nhttp://www.masternewmedia.org/news/2004/12/16/offline_search_tools_best_cdrom.htm\n\ntry running "javascript offline search engines" instead of your original query - I believe you will get much more relevant results.
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Tricky, tricky.\n\nI've never used 50megs.com, but I'm guess that they append the banner code to your HTML at the time that your page is viewed.\n\nMy suggestion:\nSet up a javascript timer that runs after 1 millisecond.\nUsing DOM, grab image[0], etc and reset their source to point to a 1pixel x 1pixel image.\n\nIf this works, it'd be pretty cool, huh?
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There are two new ones I saw this week of interest.\n\n1. Scandoo - allows you to use the major search engines but uses color coded icons to indicate if the site has less than professional tactics such as using spyware.\n\n2. Boolistic - allows you to see results from multiple search engines n a tabbed format.
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Are you having trouble with only this website? Do pictures usually display normally in every site you visit except this one? \nTry hitting Ctrl + F5. maybe its your browser.
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You should be able to\ncheck out the SE websites FAQs
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If I'm understanding your question correctly, you want a search feature to search ONLY your site.\n\nThis is what I currently use on one of my sites.  Simple, yet effective.  It can also be customized as it's Open Source.\n\nhttp://www.tsep.info/
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I think this could help, use the printscreen key on your keyboard and paste it into a word doc. or into a flie in microsoft paint. THis allows you to save the file to view later. This is a great way to save ticket confirmations, internet shopping orders, and other web pages without printing them out.
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its easier to just take the pic off the site....programs like psp can do that if it wont copy and paste
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the Microsoft Internet Explorer content filter works well.\ntools>internet options>content tab>enable the "content adviser and change the settings to your desired effect. A window will pop up asking for the password when you try to view a bad site, in case it's you looking. depending on where you have the settings, it does go a little overboard (i.e. homestarrunner.com), so be prepared to check sites they wish to view and take the off the list if necessary(by hitting allow on the password popup)
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Such a service is not available till now, because even the image searching has not matured up. All you can do is try searching using the various search engines, including MSN, Yahoo , Google, Dogpile, but one thing that you could do is lookup the image on the basis of its size. This would at least filter most of the results. Best of luck on the search Spree!
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Can't stand the black background. Otherwise it's ok.\n\nThe question is, what is your objective for which u have set up the website? U should check the website against this objective: does it help u attain it? At least that's what professional website evaluators are doing.\n\nSo if u explain what u want the website to do 4 u, we might be able to tell u if it does...\n\nGood luck anyway!
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Did i miss the website?  What was the question here?
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well here is how you make some one go to a site when they mouseover an image\n\nthe server has messed up my code below. put your cursor over the code and you will see it come up in a yellow box.\n\nin the current window\n<img scr="image.gif" onmouseover="window.location='http://www.yahoo.com/'">\n\nopen a new window\n<img scr="image.gif" onmouseover="window.open('http://www.yahoo.com/');">\n\nyou could make this target a frame to
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In Firefox, there's an option to show "images from the originating server only". This helps in blicking unwanted pics and data charges. \nMaybe opera has the same too?\nJust go to Edit >> Preferences >> Privacy & Security settings (or whatever is the analogue in opera) and select "accept all images"\n\nHope it helped
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People seem to like http://www.ask.com \n\nAfter you do a search, click on the little binoculars and it will show you a preview of the website before you even enter it. \n\nIts a pretty cool search engine.\n\nEdit: Oh you already have askjeeves. lol\nOr you can also try http://www.excite.com (my very first search engine 10 years ago) or http://www.altavista.com