On Tue, 12 Jun 2001 07:49:37 -0700, Thomas Tabler wrote:

> Dear List:

> I maybe don't understand this matter with Hotlist "deletions".
> Perhaps the other person that wrote in 1550 has a better answer for
> you.  What I do is:  1. I took the whole e-mail section out of the
> Hotlist and changed it's header "title" to Arachne Addressbook for
> the Icon on the desktop.  2. I renamed this new "file" addrbk.htm.
> 3. in mime.cfg I added a line file./addrbk.htm and saved it to disk.
> 4. restarted Arachne {I use the 1.68 directory structure} and ran
> the Hotlist manager with addrbk.htm. 5. When I want an Internet URL
> I press "H" and get the original "hotlist.htm" file.  It contains all
> files, e-mail addresses, and Internet http URLs that are saved while
> connected to the Internet.  6.  When I want to add an e-mail address,
> many times I will simply write it into the addressbook {addrbk.htm}
> rather than the Hotlist.  If I want to remove an e-mail address, I
> can always do it with the Hotlist manager dgi call in the addressbook
> too.  What can I say.  It works for me.  I usually don't use f7 to
> search in the Hotlist.

> Yours,

> "tomstfor"
> -- This mail was written by user of Arachne, WWW Web browser for DOS--

Some people might find this batch file useful:

----------- begin ADDNAME.BAT ----------

@echo off
REM Program Name: ADDNAME.BAT
REM You could run this program in DOS shell while running Arachne.
REM Optionally, you could easily develop a much more nifty method of
REM accessing and running this program.
if "%1" == "" goto HELP
if "%1" == "/?" goto HELP
if "%1" == "?" goto HELP
if "%1" == "/H" goto HELP
if "%1" == "/h" goto HELP
C:
cd\
cd arachne
echo "<BR>"  >> addrbook.htm
echo "<A HREF="mailto:%1";>%1</A>" >> addrbook.htm
echo.
echo Email address: "%1" was appended to ADDRBOOK.HTM
echo.
echo Press any key to continue.
pause > nul
goto END1
:HELP
echo.
echo Usage:
echo.
echo This program is used to create or append to an email address book.
echo.
echo Syntax example: addname [EMAIL PROTECTED]
echo.
echo This will create or append to a file named ADDRBOOK.HTM
echo.
goto END2
:END1
exit
:END2

--------- end ADDNAME.BAT ---------

You may edit and modify the above as needed.  BTW, this same program
also works while running Bobcat/Lynx when shelled out to DOS, but you
will need to modify the directory names to suit your setup.  If anyone
likes it, please let us know.

Sam Heywood
-- This mail was written by user of The Arachne Browser - http://arachne.cz/

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