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Windows Forum / Internet Explorer / IE 5.x / July 2004ANNOUNCEMENT: Manage your bookmarks with Bookmark Buddy
Bookmark Buddy, first released earlier this year, now incudes full import, export and QuickLogin* compatibility with Internet Explorer. Bookmark Buddy is a sophisticated yet intuitive Windows bookmark manager that operates independently of your browser, keeping your bookmarks, log-in details and notes secure and accessible no matter what browser you're using. - Import and combine existing boomark collections from Internet Explorer, Netscape/Mozilla, Opera, MSN, AOL and CompuServe - Export all or part of a bookmark collection to a printable document, web page, spreadsheet, Internet Explorer or most other browser formats - Find bookmarks with fast full-text searching and filtering by date, rating and site status - Add notes and keywords to any bookmark - Store log-in details (with passwords encrypted) - *Use QuickLogin to fill out log-in forms with a single keystroke - Set up one-off or regular visits using the built-in scheduler - File bookmarks in multiple locations - Check the status of bookmarks in the background - Backup your bookmark collections with ease - Manage multiple and very large bookmark collections - Share bookmark collections over a network - Encrypt entire bookmark collections for complete privacy For more about Bookmark Buddy, see: http://www.bookmarkbuddy.net/about.shtml Or to download a copy to try out free for 30 days, see: http://www.bookmarkbuddy.net/download.shtml Edward Leigh http://www.bookmarkbuddy.net/contact.shtml ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Bookmark Buddy - the smarter way to organize bookmarks and shortcuts ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Home page: http://www.bookmarkbuddy.net/ v3.2.3 Download: ftp://ftp.bookmarkbuddy.net/bmkbuddy.exe (467k) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ <noaddress@anti.spam> my a**! > <noaddress@anti.spam> my a**! Feel free to write to me via: http://www.bookmarkbuddy.net/contact.shtml The last time I included a real e-mail address in a news posting I had to close the e-mail account down because of the subsequent inundation of spam. Regards, Edward Leigh http://www.bookmarkbuddy.net/contact.shtml ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Bookmark Buddy - the smarter way to organize bookmarks and shortcuts ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Home page: http://www.bookmarkbuddy.net/ v3.2.3 Download: ftp://ftp.bookmarkbuddy.net/bmkbuddy.exe (467k) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [Crossposting and advertising removed] Without trying your program, surely an anti.spam address is a little incongruous for one who is spamming newsgroups? (as PA has already signified, though perhaps he was a little subtle....not something I am often accused of) FWIW, I did use your free URL Manager with Win95 and also tried your URL organizer (6 years ago) ...Alan  SignatureAlan Edwards, MS MVP W95/98 Systems http://dts-l.org/index.html In microsoft.public.windows.inetexplorer.ie5.browser, "Edward Leigh" <noaddress@anti.spam> wrote: >> <noaddress@anti.spam> my a**! > >Feel free to write to me via: >The last time I included a real e-mail address in a news posting I had to >close the e-mail account down because of the subsequent inundation of spam. > >Regards, > >Edward Leigh > surely an anti.spam address is a little > incongruous for one who is spamming newsgroups? Is it really spamming when it's relevant to the newsgroup, I clearly indicate in the subject line the nature of the post and I actively follow the discussion? I agree advertising/promotion through newsgroups is a grey area, but I'm personally happy to see it if it's done responsibly. No-one has to download it or even look at it - unlike real spam (and since I have to deal with up to 70,000 a day I know what real spam is! - and just in case you're wondering, the spam has nothing to do with the occasional post to newsgroups ;-) Regards, Edward Leigh http://www.bookmarkbuddy.net/contact.shtml ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Bookmark Buddy - the smarter way to organize bookmarks and shortcuts ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Home page: http://www.bookmarkbuddy.net/ v3.2.3 Download: ftp://ftp.bookmarkbuddy.net/bmkbuddy.exe (467k) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ |
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