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If you are a Windows user with Internet Explorer or an IE-based browser and want to use Queue, you will probably want this:

Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP IE Context Menu Extension

	Download Latest Version (65 KB - IE 4.0 or greater) Version History Screen Shot
	All Queue software is free of ads, adware, spyware, etc. This program's installed size is less than 50K, and it uninstalls cleanly from the Start menu or in Add/Remove Programs. If you have any questions or troubles with installation or operation, please email us at the address shown at the bottom of the screen. Thank you.

For those who choose against Windows with Internet Explorer and for those interested in a richer experience, Queue software is also available in the following forms. The goal of all of these programs is to make it easier to interact with Queue and save you time. If you have any questions or troubles with installation or operation of these programs, please email us at the address shown at the bottom of the screen. Thank you.

Queue Context Menu Extensions for Firefox and Netscape
Queue subscribers can email their Data Stores. How you ask?
Queue's IMAP and NNTP interfaces are compatible with most major mail and news readers. In this case there's nothing to download, but you must be a Queue subscriber (requires login) to use these services.
Dave's Quick Search Taskbar Toolbar Deskbar (Windows) users can now access Queue even faster. Right-click and save this file into your Quick Search Toolbar installation's searches directory and restart the toolbar to make Queue access even easier (note that Queue support is provided in the standard download of Dave's toolbar versions 3.1 and greater, so if you have one of these later versions, you do not need to download anything, it's already there, just use the que search)
Windows Yahoo! Instant Messenger users can access Queue from within their Messenger by running this. After running the installer, go to Login...Preferences...Content and move Queue to the list of selected tabs. Then select Apply. You should now see a "Q" in your Yahoo! tabs along the bottom of the application.
Mac OS X Download (requires IE to be your default browser for now) Screen Shot
Mozilla/Netscape users on any platform can drag this link: Add To Store into their bookmark area. Once it's there, you can click on it to quickly add the current text selection to Queue (Updated June 7, 2003).
Mozilla 1.1 users can use gestures to interact with Queue. Find out how here
All platforms with Perl and a browser can now access Queue from the command line using this script Run it with a -help option to get usage information
All platforms with a Bash shell and a browser can now access Queue from the command line using this script You can run it with a -help option to get usage information.
Finally, the QueueToolbar allows Windows IE 4 and better users to interact with Queue from the IE toolbar.

Have an idea for how to make using Queue even easier? Thats great! Please email us at the address shown at the bottom of this page.