This is where the kanji results are displayed.
The following information is displayed:
Line 1:
- Kanji: The kanji.
- On: The On readings (in katakana).
- Kun: The Kun readings (in hiragana).
- Strokes: The number of strokes in the kanji.
- (Kanji): The kanji.
- Meaning: The English meanings of the kanji.
If you right-click on an entry, it will bring up a menu that lets you search for words with the kanji (in various ways), or copy all of (or part of) the kanji information. It's all really self-explanatory, so I won't bother to take print-screens of it.
Copying uses the current encoding mode (as specified in the Search Window's toolbar).
Pressing Enter on a selected entry searches for words with that kanji in them, following the search style selected in the search toolbar.
Moving your mouse over an entry for a second will bring up the following window:
This is really self-explanatory. There's the kanji in the upper left, with its radicals underneath it. Right of that is Strokes (which is the stroke count) and Frequency (which is its rank in the top 2,501 kanji (with a bias toward newspapers)). Under those are the On, Kun, Nanori (name), and Radical readings. Finally, there're the English meanings on the far right.
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