[TNTUG-discussion] links, favorites, and bookmarks

[Jim Ray]

IE saves links as straight HTML when you export.  Seems like
Netscape/Mozilla uses some LDIF (Lightweight Directory Info Format?).
You might be able to use a text editor to check out the format.  Me
thinks they make it difficult to interchange easily; however, with HTML,
you could brew-your-own.

Now, the frontal lobotomy and thorazine have worked really well for my
paranoid schizophrenia.  Just remember to always take the medicine and
reboot when problems occur.


> -----Original Message-----
> From: stan briggs [mailto:stan@stanbriggs.com]
> Sent: Saturday, March 01, 2003 7:24 AM
> To: ncsa-discussion@ncsysadmin.org; tntug-discussion@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [TNTUG-discussion] links, favorites, and bookmarks
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> all,
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> i, like many of you, live a rather schizophrenic life. sometimes i'm
on
> my windows machine using IE, sometimes on my linux box using netscape,
> and now i've loaded mozilla (1.x) on both and believe that i've found
my
> browser (it has a configuration setting to block pop-ups/unders/etc!).
> i'm sure that you're all very pleased to hear that i've reached such
an
> epiphany in my IT life. but that's not why i'm writing.
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> how can i easily combine the links, favorites, and bookmarks that i've
> now got saved across three application platforms.
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> as always, i look forward to your replies!
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> stan
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> Stan B. Briggs
> www.StanBriggs.com=20