And it came to pass that Michel Sergent wrote:
>Hi Thomas,
>
>No. I do have bookmarks. Here is my problem : I have a LOT
>of bookmarks, all organised.
>
>Netscape 4.76
>===============
>The Bookmark menu goes into two columns so that it can
>display all my bookmarks.
>
>Also, if I go into a bookmark category that I defined, that
>category's bookmark menu appears, overlapping my two column
>main bookmark menu underneath.
>
>
>Netscape 6.01
>===============
>The bookmark menu displays just the one column, that is
>almost the whole width of the screen, and for me to see those
>bookmarks that are not displayed (because there is only one
>column of them) I have to scroll the bookmarks menu down by
>taking the mouse to the bottom of the screen. This is
>frustrating. Is there a way to change this behaviour ?
>(Microsoft did the same silly thing from Win95 to Win98 with
>the Start Menu/Programs and the clamour against it was such
>they had to bring into Windows ME and Windows 2000 the
>ability to have the choice between the old Win95 way of doing
>it, and the frustrating Win98 of scrolling up and down).
>
>If I go into a bookmark category that I defined, that
>category only appears on the right hand-side of the screen,
>squashed between the edge of the main bookmark menu and the
>edge of the screen, resulting in an inability to read the
>full title of each sub-bookmark.
>
>I hope there is a fix, or that there is somewhere where one
>can tell Netscape about it.
Are you using the Bookmarks menu on the task bar, or the
bookmarks menu on the Sidebar?
Try using the Taskbar menu.
What I've done is to organize the bookmarks on my Personal
Toolbar into subfolders, which makes them even easier to
navigate:
FORUMS, SEARCH ENGINES, VENDORS, INFORMATION all contian
bookmarks that fall in those categories. And then in those i
might have:
VENDORS
SOFTWARE
HARDWARE
WORK STUFF
PLAY STUFF
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