Article ID: 172629
Article Last Modified on 8/20/2007
APPLIES TO
- Microsoft Word 97 Standard Edition
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SUMMARY
This article describes the Microsoft Word Internet LookUp Template. It covers the following topics:
- What is the Microsoft Word Internet LookUp Template?
- Where to find the Word Internet LookUp Template on the World Wide Web
- How to download and install the Word Internet LookUp Template
- How to use the Word Internet LookUp Template
- How to remove the Word Internet LookUp Template
MORE INFORMATION
What Is the Microsoft Word Internet LookUp Template?
The Microsoft Word Internet LookUp Template allows you to search the World Wide Web or an intranet from within Word.
Where to Find the Word Internet LookUp Template
To find the installation file for the template, please see the following Microsoft World Wide Web site:
How to Download and Install the Word Internet LookUp Template
To download the template, follow the instructions on the Microsoft Web site listed in the "Where to Find the Word Internet LookUp Template" section of this article.
NOTE: If you have not previously registered, you need to complete a one- time registration form before downloading. After you complete the form, click Download Now again to download the file.
The name of the template installation file on the Microsoft Web site is Ilookup.exe.
File name: Ilookup.exe
File size: 163 KB
Minimum est. download time: 2 min @ 14.4 Kbps
1 min @ 28.8 Kbps
Last updated: 1 Jul 97
If you download the Ilookup.exe file by Saving to Disk, after the download is complete, you must locate the Ilookup.exe file in the directory you saved to and run it.
The Ilookup.exe file installs the Word Internet LookUp Template (Ilookup.dot) in the Office Startup folder.
The default location for the Office Startup folder is:
<drive:>\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office\StartUp
How to Use the Word Internet LookUp Template
The Word Internet LookUp Template is a Word 97 template that can search for text on the Internet by using the Yahoo AutoSearch Web utility or the Microsoft Office 97 Web Find Fast utility.
To look up information on the Internet using Yahoo AutoSearch, follow these steps:
- In Word, select the text you want to search for.
- Right-click the selected text, point to Look Up on the shortcut menu, and then click On the Internet.
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On the Lookup toolbar, click On the Internet.
NOTE: To display the LookUp toolbar, point to Toolbars on the View menu, and then click LookUp.
- On the Yahoo AutoSearch Web page, click AutoSearch.
To look up information on the Internet using On Web FindFast Index, follow these steps:
- In Word, select the text you want to search for.
- Right-click the selected text, point to Look Up on the shortcut menu, and then click On Web FindFast Index.
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On the Lookup toolbar, click On Web FindFast Index.
This computer's Web FindFast information is invalid. Your selection cannot be looked up.
NOTE: The following error message occurs if you do not have Office 97 Web Find Fast installed correctly.
Information About Office 97 Web Find Fast
Web Find Fast allows you to create and maintain index files on Web servers, network drives, or shared folders on an intranet. You can also use Web Find Fast on an Internet server. Users can then perform full-text searches of the index for words, phrases, or properties in Office documents.
Users can run a search from a Web browser on a client computer running Microsoft Windows or the Macintosh operating system. Search results are returned in a Web page as Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) links or File Transfer Protocol (FTP) links.
Clicking any link opens the document in the appropriate program. If the user has a Web browser, such as Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0, that supports active documents, the Office program runs in the user's Web browser.
Web Find Fast uses indexes created by the Find Fast NT service that runs on the Windows NT Server or Windows NT Workstation operating systems. The server or workstation must be configured as an HTTP server (Web server) with Web server software, such as Microsoft Internet Information Server. To ensure that you do not violate the connection agreement, please refer to your license agreement.
The system requirements for Web Find Fast depend on your need for remote administration.
With remote administration, the system requirements are the following:
- Windows NT Server 4.0.
- An NTFS partition for installation of the Administration Tool files (to provide security).
- Microsoft Internet Information Server version 2.0 or later.
Without remote administration, the system requirements are the following:
- Windows NT Server or Windows NT Workstation version 3.51 with Service Pack (SP) 5
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- Windows NT version 4.0 Internet Server API (ISAPI)
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- CGI-compliant Web server software running on one of the Windows NT operating systems.
NOTE: The setup program for Web Find Fast is only available on the Microsoft Office 97 Professional Edition for Windows CD-ROM in the Srvpack folder.
How to Remove the Word Internet LookUp Template
To remove the Word Internet LookUp Template, follow these steps:
- Quit all instances of Word.
- In Windows Explorer, go to the Office Startup folder. The default location for the Office Startup folder is:
<drive:>\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office\StartUp
- In the StartUp folder, click to select the Ilookup.dot file.
- On the File menu, click Delete.
When you restart Word, the functionality provided by the template will no longer be available.
REFERENCES
For more information about Web Find Fast, please see the following articles in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
141778 OFF: How to Find Technical Information About Office Products
166036 OFF97: Web Find Fast Returns Inconsistent Number of Hits
168694 OFF97: Hyperlinks Fail with Apostrophe in Folder Name
166988 OFF97: Installing Office Overwrites Web Find Fast Service
166035 OFF97: Web Find Fast Sorts Results Incorrectly by File Name
Or, click the Office Assistant, type "Web Find Fast," click Search, and then click "The Web Find Fast search page."
NOTE: If the Assistant is hidden, click the Office Assistant button on the Standard toolbar. If Word Help is not installed on your computer, please see the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
120802 Office: How to Add/Remove a Single Office Program or Component
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