Frequently Asked Questions:
What is the DocForma Navigator?

A common activity to study and research is to utilize the power of the internet to supplement your information sources. Indeed, internet search has become an integral part of everyday life. Whether it's for casual reading, studying, or intensive research, the internet is an indispensable tool. Following the same logical progression, we recognized the necessity of seamlessly integrating internet search capabilities into our tools. This integration allows you to easily navigate the internet to find relevant material, and delve deeper into that content using the Summarizer and other DocForma tools at your disposal.

With the Navigator, you can search through major search indexes such as Google and Bing to find material that is relevant to your work. In many cases, the data points you are looking for may be buried in large PDF files or websites. Like many of us, you may be working under tight deadlines and need to go through the material quickly. By using the Navigator to quickly find information and the Summarizer to quickly consume information, you can efficiently and effectively manage your time.

Another advantage of using the Navigator is that it is customized to include a carefully curated list of eBook websites and similar content repositories that may not normally appear on a search results list. A list that we continually refine and expand with additional high-quality sources of information. The Navigator will prioritize the search to include these websites when search for a keyword or phrase.

The Navigator can be accessed in various ways. You can access it directly from the main menu by clicking on it and then entering your search text manually. Alternatively, you can execute a Navigator search within the Summarizer when you highlight a specific keyword or phrase. In this mode, you can easily search the internet for additional information with a simple mouse click and no typing.

Whatever your needs, our goal is always the same, to save you time to do what matters most.