This command indicates that we wish to grab all the text from Bava Basra Daf Samech Zayin Amud Aleph and look up each word in the loaded dictionaries and report the findings on a word by word basis along with the word number on the left, the percentage down the page, and the dictionary source.
In the scrollable window above, every word from the blatt is listed. If a word is found multiple times in multiple dictionaries or multiple times in a single dictionary, the color does not change until the next unique source word is encountered. Upon scrolling down to 70%, it will be seen that idioms are handled as Gemara phrases rather than as individual words. Furthermore, prefixes are separated and defined.

This command indicates that we wish to grab all the text from Bava Basra Daf Samech Zayin Amud Aleph and look up each word in the loaded dictionaries and report the findings on a word by word basis along with the word number on the left, the percentage down the page, and the dictionary source.
In the scrollable window above, every word from the blatt is listed. If a word is found multiple times in multiple dictionaries or multiple times in a single dictionary, the color does not change until the next unique source word is encountered. Upon scrolling down to 70%, it will be seen that idioms are handled as Gemara phrases rather than as individual words. Furthermore, prefixes are separated and defined.

We have just told 22lookup that we seek word-by-word definitions for Rashi in Masechta Berachos on Daf 33a… but there are many Rashis there. Instead of requiring the typing of all the characters in the Dibbur HaMaskil, affixing a zero to the end of the command serves as a Menu function that will return all the Dibbur HaMaskils with a code number that will be used in the next command as a selector. Please refer to the next command in the selection box where we request the 18th Dibbur HaMaskil מתוך שהיא חכמה

By replaciing the trailing zero in the previous command with the number of the Rashi we have chosen, we find one table with the word-by-word representation of the Dibbur HaMaskil and one table with the word-by-word representation of Rashi's commentary.

We have just told 22lookup that we seek word-by-word definitions for Tosfos in Masechta Sanhedrin on Daf 41b… but there are many Tosfosn there. Instead of requiring the typing of all the characters in the Dibbur HaMaskil, affixing a zero to the end of the command serves as a Menu function that will return all the Dibbur HaMaskils with a code number that will be used in the next command as a selector. Please refer to the next command in the selection box where we request the 3rd Dibbur HaMaskil אחד אומר בשתי שעות

By replaciing the trailing zero in the previous command with the number of the Tosfos we have chosen, we find one table with the word-by-word representation of the Dibbur HaMaskil and one table with the word-by-word representation of the Tosfos commentary. If one scrolls down to the 75.1% mark, it can be seen that הנץ is defined as "name of a coin" or "sparkling" and the following word החמה is defined as "the warm / the hot or the sun." Now the two words should really be an idiom as הנץ החמה and mean the hanetz hachama, sunrise. It's important as the earliest or best time l'chatchila to do various mitzvos, and as a marker used in computing other z'manim. So, 22lookup has to be corrected.
There is a special dictionary category entitiled 'Contributed' where Club members can send in corrections and additions to the 22lookup database. As Club members, the next time the 22lookup program is started, a query from the compter to the website will cause the automatic update of files on the local computer and the idiom will take precedence over the "one word at a time" definitions. Thus, in sort of a Wikipedia manner, the 22lookup database will grow and be corrected thanks to the many Club members.

Here we seek a word-by-word definition of the 6th pasuk in the 22nd perek of sefer Shemos.

This command requests word-by-word definitions of sefer Yehoshua the 8th perek, the 4th pasuk.

This command requests word-by-word definitions of megillas Rus, the 3rd perek, the 2nd pasuk.

This command requests word-by-word definitions of the Rashi on Vayikra Perek 1 Pasuk 1. The Dibbur HaMaskil is shown first and then the actual Rashi content.

Using zero '0' as the menu command, the program will list all key pages for the Rif commentary in Masechta Shabbos.

Upon issuing the command "therif shabbos 58a", we are presented with the word-by-word of the Rif's comments on the indicated amud.

Using zero '0' as the menu command, the program will list all key pages for the Rosh commentary in Masechta Megillah.

Upon issuing the command "therosh megillah 18b", we are presented with the word-by-word of the Rosh's comments on the indicated amud.

Instead of accessing the Rosh by 'daf', it is possible to access the Rosh by Perek and Pasuk. Instead of using a zero (which would indicate 'menu by daf'), here we use a 'P0" to indicate 'menu by Perek.

The code '3P7' accesses the third Perek and the 7th Paragraph in the Rosh commentary on Maseches Mehillah.

The command 'ritva 0' is seeking the ultimate menu for the Ritva in Talmud Bavli. It asks for a listing of all the dafim in all masechtas of Talmud Bavli.

Having selected the Ritva on Maseches Berachos, the '0' menu indicator produces a list of all dafim and a highlight of the beginning of each Ritva commentary on each daf.

Having selected daf Tess amud beis, the 22lookup program displays the Ritva commentary for Berachos 9b.

Here we could use some assistance. The Maharsha, among many other texts, authored Chiddushei Aggados and Chiddushei Halachos. Trying to fit these titles into our "old school" system of commends cause a bit of consternation. For now, 22lookup refers to Chiddushei Aggados as "maharsha_ha" (where the 'ha' is a quick indicator of Chiddushei Aggados).
Therefore, using the trailing zero '0' as the menu function, we are asking the program to show the Masechtot in Talmud Bavli for which there is Maharsha commentary in Sefer Chiddushei Aggados.

Referring back to the previous selection item, once we enter "maharsha_ha gittin 0", the program will search through Maseches Gittin and find all dafim for which Maharsha Chiddushei Aggados commenatary exists.

Referring back to the two previous selection items, for this command, 22lookup will display all the Maharsha Chiddushei Aggados commentary in the first inyan of daf lamed hess amud beis of Maseches Gittin.

Here we could use some assistance. The Maharsha, among many other texts, authored Chiddushei Aggados and Chiddushei Halachos. Trying to fit these titles into our "old school" system of commends cause a bit of consternation. For now, 22lookup refers to Chiddushei Halachos as "maharsha_hh" (where the 'hh' is a quick indicator of Chiddushei Halachos).
Therefore, using the trailing zero '0' as the menu function, we are asking the program to show the Masechtot in Talmud Bavli for which there is Maharsha commentary in Sefer Chiddushei Halachos.

Referring back to the previous selection item, once we enter "maharsha_hh kesubos 0", the program will search through Maseches Kesubos and find all dafim for which Maharsha Chiddushei Halachos commenatary exists.

Referring back to the two previous selection items, for this command, 22lookup will display all the Maharsha Chiddushei Aggados commentary in the first inyan of daf hess amud aleph of Maseches Kesubos.

We simplify the naming of Rabbi Yaakov ben Raash's (Rabbeinu Asher) Arba'ah Turim as follows: Tur Choshen Mishpat is designated "CM", Orach Chayim is designated "OC", Yoreh Deah is designated "YD", and Even Ha'ezer is designated "EH."
Therefore, the command "beit_yosef CM 1 2" will cause the program to display, on a word-by-word basis, Siman 1 Sif 2 of Beit Yosef on Chosen Mishpat.

We simplify the naming of Rabbi Yaakov ben Raash's (Rabbeinu Asher) Arba'ah Turim as follows: Tur Choshen Mishpat is designated "CM", Orach Chayim is designated "OC", Yoreh Deah is designated "YD", and Even Ha'ezer is designated "EH."
Therefore, the command "beit_yosef YD 95 3" will cause the program to display, on a word-by-word basis, Siman 95 Sif 3 of Beit Yosef on Yoreh Deah.

We simplify the naming of Rabbi Yaakov ben Raash's (Rabbeinu Asher) Arba'ah Turim as follows: Tur Choshen Mishpat is designated "CM", Orach Chayim is designated "OC", Yoreh Deah is designated "YD", and Even Ha'ezer is designated "EH."
Therefore, the command "beit_yosef OC 159 15" will cause the program to display, on a word-by-word basis, Siman 159 Sif 15 of Beit Yosef on Orach Chayim.

We simplify the naming of Rabbi Yaakov ben Raash's (Rabbeinu Asher) Arba'ah Turim as follows: Tur Choshen Mishpat is designated "CM", Orach Chayim is designated "OC", Yoreh Deah is designated "YD", and Even Ha'ezer is designated "EH."
Therefore, the command "beit_yosef EH 73 2" will cause the program to display, on a word-by-word basis, Siman 73 Sif 2 of Beit Yosef on Even Ha'Ezer.

Here we are requesting the Bach's commentary on Siman 1 Sif 2 of Choshen Mishpat defined on a word-by-word basis.

Here we are requesting the Bach's commentary on Siman 95 Sif 3 of Yoreh Deah defined on a word-by-word basis.

Here we are requesting the Bach's commentary on Siman 159 Sif 15 of Orach Chayim defined on a word-by-word basis.

Here we are requesting the Bach's commentary on Siman 73 Sif 2 of Even Ha'ezer defined on a word-by-word basis.

Here we are requesting Rabbi Yakov Ben Asher - The Baal HaTurim's halachos on Siman 171 Sif 1 of Yoreh Deah defined on a word-by-word basis.