Searching

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Sorting Results

Once a search is finished you can sort the results. Sorting results is achieved simply by clicking on

any column heading in the results table. This allows you to sort the domain names alphabetically,

by availability for a particular domain, or by popularity rating. To sort in reverse order simply click

the same column heading twice. The sort indicator shows the direction of the sort.

You can perform a multiple column sort by clicking on the primary column heading first, then by

shift clicking on secondary columns. The sort index order is shown in the column headings.

The sort indexes are cleared when a new search is performed.

TIP!

To quickly find good available domain names enable the display of the search engine

popularity rating and/or domain name effectiveness index from the 

display options

. Perform

a search. When a search is complete use column sorting as follows to show good available

domain names at the top of the results grid:

1. Click the domain column heading (such as .info) to sort by availability.

2. Hold down the shift key and click twice in the Effectiveness, Search Pop., or Link

popularity columns to sort by highest rating first.

3. Scroll to the top of the results grid. The good available domain names to register will be

displayed first.

See also:

Filtering Results

Copying Results

Exporting Results

Printing Results

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Copying Results

When a search is complete you can copy the results to the clipboard for pasting into other

applications, such as a word processor, email, or spreadsheet. Several copy options are available:

All results

Selection (the selected area in the results grid   click and drag to select a rectangular area)

All domain names (without the domain extensions).

All domain names (with the domain extensions).

Available domain names (with the domain extensions).

Registered domain names (with the domain extensions).

The selected domain name. e.g. mydomain

The selected domain name and domain. e.g. mydomain.com

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