To enable the incremental search and keyboard selection features, go to Tools > Options > Advanced > General > Accessibility, and check these two checkboxes:

* Allow text to be selected with the keyboard
* Begin finding when you begin typing

These two features are imperfectly implemented in the current version (2.0.0.5) of the program. For example, making a typo while performing an incremental search causes the focus indicator to disappear. Despite a few glitches, Mozilla Firefox is the best thing to happen to mouseless browsing in years, proving that it is possible to build a browser with an efficient, intuitive, and easy-to-learn keyboard interface without degrading the quality of the point-and-click interface.

Answered by anand prakas , an ibibo Citizen, at 5:28 PM on December 22, 2008

Hi Saurabh

I suggest first you buy these two books:
1. Java For Dummies By Barry Burd
2. Beginning Programming with Java For Dummies By Barry Burd

These two books covers everything from basic Java development concepts to the latest tools and techniques used in Java. This book will put would-be programmers like you on their way to Java mastery.

Next you can either join a local computer centre or install Java in your home computer and learn it yourself. The choice is yours.

Thanks n regards

Suparn@

Answered by Suparna , an ibibo Master, at 12:50 AM on October 04, 2008

It is important to know that both are just a means to solve problems. Wehter its C++ ot Java its just the way you program which changes, the attitude and aptidute remain the same for a programmer. Now coming to the way oyyou program, Java is a simpler way to solve problems as most of the stuff is ready made for you to work on. So it is easy for you to upgrate from c++ to Java. There is huge chunk of material available in internet as well as set of books. I suggest you go through Thinking in Java by Bruce Eckel as the other books like Java complete reference are best suited only for those who have no experience in Programming. once you are through Thinking in Java, go through Effective Java. That's the best book on Java, but to understand that you should be an experienced programmer in Java.

Answered by Hemant Singh , an ibibo Master, at 10:58 AM on August 01, 2008

It is important to know that both are just a means to solve problems. Wehter its C++ ot Java its just the way you program which changes, the attitude and aptidute remain the same for a programmer. Now coming to the way oyyou program, Java is a simpler way to solve problems as most of the stuff is ready made for you to work on. So it is easy for you to upgrate from c++ to Java. There is huge chunk of material available in internet as well as set of books. I suggest you go through Thinking in Java by Bruce Eckel as the other books like Java complete reference are best suited only for those who have no experience in Programming. once you are through Thinking in Java, go through Effective Java. That's the best book on Java, but to understand that you should be an experienced programmer in Java.

Answered by R.P. Singh , an ibibo Master, at 10:01 AM on July 19, 2008

It is important to know that both are just a means to solve problems. Wehter its C++ ot Java its just the way you program which changes, the attitude and aptidute remain the same for a programmer. Now coming to the way oyyou program, Java is a simpler way to solve problems as most of the stuff is ready made for you to work on. So it is easy for you to upgrate from c++ to Java. There is huge chunk of material available in internet as well as set of books. I suggest you go through Thinking in Java by Bruce Eckel as the other books like Java complete reference are best suited only for those who have no experience in Programming. once you are through Thinking in Java, go through Effective Java. That's the best book on Java, but to understand that you should be an experienced programmer in Java.

Answered by Rocky , an ibibo Master, at 9:38 PM on July 17, 2008

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It is important to know that both are just a means to solve problems. Wehter its C++ ot Java its just the way you program which changes, the attitude and aptidute remain the same for a programmer. Now coming to the way oyyou program, Java is a simpler way to solve problems as most of the stuff is ready made for you to work on. So it is easy for you to upgrate from c++ to Java. There is huge chunk of material available in internet as well as set of books. I suggest you go through Thinking in Java by Bruce Eckel as the other books like Java complete reference are best suited only for those who have no experience in Programming. once you are through Thinking in Java, go through Effective Java. That's the best book on Java, but to understand that you should be an experienced programmer in Java.

Answered by Madhurima , an ibibo Master, at 6:01 PM on July 10, 2008

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Answered by Sharad Singh , an ibibo Master, at 5:49 PM on July 10, 2008