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Now summon Ubiquity. Hit the "delete" key to clear out your last command. You'll see a suggestion list full of different commands that could act upon your selection: | Now summon Ubiquity. Hit the "delete" key to clear out your last command. You'll see a suggestion list full of different commands that could act upon your selection: | ||
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If you see the command you want, you can just use the down-arrow key to get to it. Otherwise, you can type the first few letters of the command name: | If you see the command you want, you can just use the down-arrow key to get to it. Otherwise, you can type the first few letters of the command name: | ||
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Let's say you're reading a web page and you find an unfamiliar word: | Let's say you're reading a web page and you find an unfamiliar word: | ||
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Just select the word and issue "define". | Just select the word and issue "define". | ||
You could have achieved the same thing by typing "define aglet" | You could have achieved the same thing by typing "define aglet"—or just "def aglet", or even "def this". (Ubiquity understands "this" to refer to the selection.) | ||
== Emailing == | == Emailing == | ||