Try out They're Alive! and find out for yourself how much easier finding relevant information on the Internet gets! Select a word or a phrase on any web page that you're reading and use that word / phrase to navigate further - find the dictionary definition, search for it on Google, look it up in references, etc.

Just select any text on a web-page and a menu will pop-up unobtrusively. Select any of the options on the menu and a new IE window will open up with the result of the option selected as applied to the selected text. The default items on the menu will depend on the context and content of the text selected - select the name of a movie or an actor for example, and the default action will be to take you to IMDb.com. Select an email address and the default action will be to launch your email editor. The list of options displayed is completely customizable by you - you can add in your own favorite sites to the list and associate them with relevancy settings! To get a better idea of what it all means, take a look at our demo.

Use it and let us know what you think - your feedback is important and will go a long way towards improving the product.

Upcoming features to be added soon:

• Implement maps, email and book search options
• Let users choose between having a transparent menu popping up on word selection or having They're Alive! appear on the right click menu.
• Instead of only keywords, relevancy will be implemented with regular expressions and pattern search.
• An easy way to share keyword tags created by you with your friends.

Platforms: They're Alive! runs on Windows 2000 & XP and needs IE version 5.0 or higher.