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Credit Matters Search
Credit Matters Search provides quick and easy access to information featured on
the Credit Matters site, as well as the following useful search features.
Credit Matters Search Credit Matters is an umbrella site providing
quick access to Financial Risk Management and related services providers. To easily find a business
providing the service you are interested in use Credit Matters Search.
Single letter access to the main search engines You can now quickly decide which search engine you want to use. Since all
search engine companies track your information and that may reveal more than
you want about your business and activities, switching between search engines
means each company only sees a much smaller picture of what you are doing. You can enter any of the following letters and go direct to the search
engine, or enter the letter, a space and then what you want to search for,
and your search will be passed across to the search engine for you. G - Google B - Bing Y - Yahoo Keywords for quick site access The following keywords can be entered into the Credit Matters Search and when you press Search,
you will quickly go to the appropriate page on the site. For example, if you type in CM or Credit Matters, you'll go directly to the main page of the
Credit Matters site.
Quick keyword access to other sites The following keywords take you to sites suggested by Credit Matters.
Quick keyword access to handy online services Australian Business Names Register Looking up businesses on the Australian Business Names Register is a task we all often do.
To make it easier you can now do the following. Bookmark Credit Matters Search on your desktop or mobile device You can easily bookmark Credit Matters Search on your desktop computer or mobile device.
Use the desktop version of Credit Matters Search on your desktop computer, notebook or larger tablet,
and use the mobile version on your mobile phone. On a mobile phone you can add Credit Matters
Search on your Home screen making it very convenient to access Credit Matters Search.
For example, on an iPhone visit Credit Matters Search Mobile,
display the option bar at the bottom of the screen, select the forward icon, then click on Add to Home Screen and
Credit Matters Search is now available on your Apple iPhone.
Add Credit Matters Search as search engine You can add Credit Matters search as an additional search engine in your browser,
or you may even choose to make Credit Matters Search your default search engine.
The beauty of making Credit Matters Search your default engine is you now
have quick single letter access to the three major search engines as well as
businesses promoted on Credit Matters.
Internet Explorer In Internet Explorer all you need to do is to click on the Add Search
to Internet Explorer link, select Make Default (if you wish to have Credit
Matters search as the default) and click OK and
Credit Matters Search becomes your default search engine or additional search engine.
Now you can enter
searches and keywords direct into the address field in Internet Explorer. Google Chrome In Google Chrome the Add Search to Chrome link adds the
search engine as an option, but you will need to go into the settings and
make the search engine the default search engine. Go into Settings, Manage search engines and select Credit Matters Search
as the default. Hover your mouse over the Credit Matters Search
entry and click the Make default button. Firefox For Firefox select Add Search
to Firefox and Credit Matters Search becomes the default search using
the search field in Firefox. If you want to add Credit Matters Search to the
address area as well, you'll need to do this manually. In the address area enter about:config Now you can enter your search criteria or keyword into the address area
of Firefox. Other browsers Some browsers such as tablets and mobile phones don't have the ability
to change the search engine. For some devices you can make Credit Matters Search
your home page, but if you can't do that, then setting up a
button on your home screen to the page is often the easiest approach. It is
also quick because all you need to do is press the home button and then
select the icon and you'll go direct to the Credit Matters Search page. Ideally
however, it would be good to simply have the feature as part of the browser
as you can on Internet Explorer, Google Chrome and Firefox. For browsers where you can manually enter the search engine (such as
the older version of Opera) you use the address as shown for Firefox and
then often you'll need to enter something list %s after the equal sign. Set Credit Matters Search as your home page It is often a good idea to set your home page to a page of your choice.
Over time many people have their browser's home page and search engine hijacked.
By setting your search engine and home page to known sites you are now in control
and not the business which hijacked your browser. This also provides a good signal
to let you know if your browser gets hijacked. If at any point your home page and
search engine changes you know you've had your browser hijacked. Privacy Please be aware that any search criteria you enter into any search
engine is recorded somewhere. Nothing is private online. In terms of the data
entered into Credit Matters Search what you enter will be treated with respect
and appropriately confidentiality. No personally identifiable information is
recorded. The IP address, date, time and search terms are logged to assist in
improving Credit Matters Search and services provided. |