Product/Link: Atomica Synopsis: Search multiple information sources simultaneously by clicking on a word on your screen. Requirements: Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000. And like they all say..."Macintosh version coming soon." Price: Free for individual users. Rating: One of the few really useful free downloads. Comment: Downloading and installing the free 970KB Atomica software will cause an icon to be placed in your system tray.  The icon: The icon in system tray: With that accomplished you may now search multiple sources to find relevant information about any word on your computer screen. Perhaps you're using a word but you're not sure of the correct spelling. Hold down the "Alt" key on your keyboard and click on the word in question. Atomica will open a window confirming your spelling or displaying the correct spelling. (This is assuming your spelling is close to correct). For example if I misspell "relevant" as "relavant" and then click on the misspelling I get the following window... How about this? Let's block out George W. Bush with our mouse and then click on it... Other possibilities include: Clicking on a URL address and bringing up Google links. Clicking on a stock symbol and bringing up quotes, charts, news & links. Clicking on the name of a state and bringing up The Concise Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia. I suspect we've only scratched the surface of what Atomica can do. You might want to check it out for yourself. Return to index of reviewed products. * * * CLICK HERE TO REQUEST THE POCKET'S MONTHLY NEWSLETTER Check Out This Month's Newsletter Copyright © 1996-2001 thepocket.com All rights reserved.