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[jeffli]

kawru hari mata kiyala denawada opera browser eken web page ekaka wachanayak highlight karala, eka uda right click karala search karama, searching page eka new tab ekaka open wenna setting hadana hati.(original page eka close nowi)

wachanayak double click karama meaning eka watena extension ekak opera walata nadda?
Please help

 

[jeffli]

hellooo

 

[gudaya]

Shift + Click

 

[gudaya]

1. Open settings->prefs->advanced->toolbars
2. Highlight "Opera Standard" under Menus.
3. Click Duplicate.
4. Make sure the "copy of standard default" is highlighted (otherwise it'll not use the new file).
5. Press OK.

This has now copied the standard menu configuration file into your profile folder - this is usually somewhere like:

C:\Users\Tim\AppData\Roaming\Opera\Opera 11.00 alpha\menu

You'll find a file (with today's date and time) called "standard_menu (1).ini" if you're in the right place.

Open this file - use notepad or something equivalent. Now search for the following block of code:

Code:
[Hotclick Popup Menu]
Item, MI_IDM_SELSEARCH="Hotclick search, 200,,, "Search Web""
Submenu, MI_IDM_SEARCH_DUMMY_PARENT, Internal Search With
After the last line add:

Code:
Item, Google Search in New Tab=Copy & New page & Go to page, "http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=%c"
This will add a new menu item called "Google Search in New Tab". When you click this the search will run on a new tab and Opera will switch to it. If you'd like it to leave the new tab in the background then use this line instead:

Code:
Item, Google Search in New Tab=Copy & New page & Go to page, "http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=%c" & Minimize page
And that's it - save the file and restart opera. Select some text and right click and if you've done it right you've got a new funky menu option

 

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shift + click

 

[jeffli]

1. Open settings->prefs->advanced->toolbars
2. Highlight "Opera Standard" under Menus.
3. Click Duplicate.
4. Make sure the "copy of standard default" is highlighted (otherwise it'll not use the new file).
5. Press OK.

This has now copied the standard menu configuration file into your profile folder - this is usually somewhere like:

C:\Users\Tim\AppData\Roaming\Opera\Opera 11.00 alpha\menu

You'll find a file (with today's date and time) called "standard_menu (1).ini" if you're in the right place.

Open this file - use notepad or something equivalent. Now search for the following block of code:

Code:
[Hotclick Popup Menu]
Item, MI_IDM_SELSEARCH="Hotclick search, 200,,, "Search Web""
Submenu, MI_IDM_SEARCH_DUMMY_PARENT, Internal Search With
After the last line add:

Code:
Item, Google Search in New Tab=Copy & New page & Go to page, "http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=%c"
This will add a new menu item called "Google Search in New Tab". When you click this the search will run on a new tab and Opera will switch to it. If you'd like it to leave the new tab in the background then use this line instead:

Code:
Item, Google Search in New Tab=Copy & New page & Go to page, "http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=%c" & Minimize page
And that's it - save the file and restart opera. Select some text and right click and if you've done it right you've got a new funky menu option

wow this worked like a charm. Thanks a lot. oya programmer kenekda
thanks again!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[gudaya]

i am not a programmer

 

[jeffli]

i am not a programmer

yeah i googled what you wrote and happen to know you are a copy paster. Anyway a big help. it worked for me.

 

[gudaya]

yeah i googled what you wrote and happen to know you are a copy paster. Anyway a big help. it worked for me.

next day try with google,u will get some results

 

[jeffli]

next day try with google,u will get some results

but nothing is as if learning from a person who has done it before. do you know if there is a dictionary extension that works by double clicking on opera.