Addendum ... Here's an idea if you do look for bookmarks in
your list. Instead
of the Start menu (why put it there when you are not always
online?), put that
html file 2006-11-20 (modified as necessary and you can
rename it "Bookmarks")
into your Firefox folder that is by default in your Bookmark
Bar. Exactly
where would depend upon how you have that bar arranged.
> It still puzzles me, Hugh. I found it much easier to
find any bookmark in
Windows 95 and 98. In those versions, there was a
"Find" feature. Your way I
have to open all the bookmarks in a Firefox browser, click
Ctrl+F, and enter
what I am looking for. Why can't progress mean moving ahead
in whatever
features need improving and certainly not moving backwards
in any other
features?
> According to what you suggest, I put a shortcut from
that "bookmarkbackups"
folder into the Start menu to give me easier access (rather
than following
that long path to the folder, "C:Documents and
SettingsOwnerApplication
DataMozillaFirefoxProfilesky2x3ez2.defaultbookmarkbacku
psbookmarks-2006
-11-20.html". Only modification necessary is that, as
I'm showing now, the
last date listed is 2006-11-20 and I'm trying to figure out
how it got there.
--- Harold
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