STEW-Q! is a time-saving web portal intended to be used as a browser start page allowing you to access the best search engines and other Internet resources from one quick and convenient interface. Use it to do things like search Google or Yahoo!, get directions, check the weather, lookup zip codes or area codes, find phone numbers, check stocks, or even track packages, all much faster than through the regular sites. It also contains a sophisticated scientific calculator that can even work with time values (hours:minutes:seconds). The portal stores your favorites links and can record your addresses for quick use in searches. The page color schemes can be customized, and you can even apply an image as your background wallpaper.
Click here to use the STEW-Q! online demo. Make sure your browser allows cookies and “Active scripting” (IE) or “JavaScript” (Mozilla).
Instructions for installing STEW-Q! (Easiest method.):
2) Save the file to a convenient location on your hard drive such as the desktop.
3) Find the file on your computer, and double-click it.
4) Click the "Unzip" button. (Do not change the "Unzip to folder:" field.)
5) You will receive a success message. Click the "OK" button.
6) Click the "Close" button.
7)IMPORTANT: You must set your browser security settings to allow cookies and “Active scripting” (IE) or “JavaScript” (Mozilla). IE on Windows XP also requires you to check the box under “Tools” >> “Internet Options...” >> “Advanced” >> “Security” >> “Allow active content to run in files on My Computer”.
8) Point your browser to file://c:/se/index.html.
Instructions for installing STEW-Q! (Without running the ".exe" file.):
2) Save the file to a convenient location on your hard drive such as the desktop.
4) Open the file in WinZip.
5) Extract the archive contents to "C:\". (Preserve the folder structures.)
6)IMPORTANT: You must set your browser security settings to allow cookies and “Active scripting” (IE) or “JavaScript” (Mozilla). IE on Windows XP also requires you to check the box under “Tools” >> “Internet Options...” >> “Advanced” >> “Security” >> “Allow active content to run in files on My Computer”.
7) Point your browser to file://c:/se/index.html.