This is the second in a series of blog posts that present videos on how to get the most out of Zakta.
Here’s a short video outlining how to to search the Web more efficiently using the ClipPad feature in Zakta.
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In our previous post, we showed how to personalize your Web search with Zakta. This method makes it very easy to delete, reorder, and tag/annotate your search results for any single query and come right back to them at a later time.
However, searching for information on a single topic often involves doing multiple queries, sifting through results, and saving what we find through bookmarks, email notes, post-its etc. As most of us know from experience, this process can be cumbersome, time consuming and frustrating.
Zakta makes this process much simpler through a tool called the ClipPad. Here’s a quick review of how to use the ClipPad and how it helps make Web searching more efficient:
- The ClipPad is a feature that you can turn on in Zakta *.
- You can attach or dock the ClipPad to the right of your search results page.
- You can add any Zakta search result to the ClipPad.
- You can incrementally organize your additions to the ClipPad using sections.
- The ClipPad automatically saves your findings into your account.
- You can run multiple queries for your search topic, and the ClipPad will remain anchored to your window, giving you instant access to your previously saved results and enabling you to add and organize new results of interest readily.
- You can also generate a Zakta Guide directly from the ClipPad, and easily share what you found with others.
* You need to be logged into Zakta (sign up is free and easy) to benefit from this feature.
If you search the Web frequently for information, we think that you will love the Zakta ClipPad and how it saves time and reduces frustration in searching the Web.
As always, please let us know what you think.
