The previous card has several noteworthy features. The name of the database that is currently open is given in a small one-line field at the top left. Next, there are two fields, the "Index Views", which show windows into the list of words that appear in the database. Initially, the first Index View is set to begin at "A", and the second starts at "Z". With each word in the Index View, you'll see a number -- the number of times that words occurs in the database. Thus, in my sample, the word "A" occurs 10,088 times, A0 occurs 11 times, etc.
Below the Index Views, you see a wide field in the middle of the Browser card: the "Context View". In the Context View, the individual occurrences of every word in the database can be seen, with half a line of context on each side. The Context View is thus extremely useful for scanning through a word's appearances in a database, and selecting out only the most interesting ones for further study. (The human eye is exceedingly good at doing such scanning. That's why I built ΓÇ£Free TextΓÇ¥ the way I did!)
