From VanRamblings’ esteemed copy editor, David Cubitt, today’s web / tech tip: When in a web document (on any web page, whether in Mozilla, Netscape or Internet Explorer), to conduct a quick, clarifying Google search, simply highlight a word, or phrase, in blue (hold down the left button of your mouse, and drag the cursor across the word or phrase).
Right-click on the word, or phrase, and a small dialogue box will come up. Left click on “Web Search for “…”. Voilà. You have just conducted a Google search for the word, or phrase, on which you sought clarification.

Raymond Tomlin

Raymond Tomlin is a veteran journalist and educator who has written frequently on the political realm — municipal, provincial and federal — as well as on cinema, mainstream popular culture, the arts, and technology.

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