Harold, You can pretty much drag the URL from the Firebird address line to wherever you want it - at least I can with Win 98SE using Firebird as the default browser. Drag it to the desktop, drag it to the START>Favorites folder (wait till the Start function give you the menu) or wherever. Sorry I didn't mention that before, but I thought it was obvious.
Roger ======================================================= Today can't catch tomorrow. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Harold B" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "PCWorks" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Saturday, November 29, 2003 11:25 AM Subject: PCWorks: Re: Mozilla Firebird > Hello again, > > Original comment: Now in the Quick Launch, I have Show > Desktop, Mozilla, NS 7.1, NS 4.79 (still my default), > Explorer, and of course, my sweet little eCleaner. It's > gettin' mighty crowded down there. > > >From Jeff: FYI, you can drag that Quick Launch to another side > of your monitor. That's what I did and love it. I have several > icons sitting up there (I moved it to the top and made it > auto-hide) ... Jeff Dougherty > > Good idea, Jeff I never realized that the Quick Launch could > be separated from the taskbar and made into a taskbar unto > itself. For anyone else interested, you just drag it off from > the left side and bring it wherever you want. I put it on top > of the screen and it was rather wide; which can be remedied by > narrowing it to icon width. Now the icons look lonely up there > all by there lonesome; I might add another 20. > > Original problem: Here's my real question: In the Mozilla > browser, I notice one problem (at least I'm having it). In > Netscape, to put a shortcut to any page onto the desktop, all > you would have to do is right-click and in the context menu, > click "create shortcut" ... how is this done in the Mozilla > browser? > > Roger says, "I don't put shortcuts on my desktop, I use a > program called "SyncURLs" to organize and manage my shortcuts > (bookmarks, etc) and then use the "favorites" folder on my > Start menu. However there are discussion groups for Firebird > that may help you." > > Response: Sometimes one wants to make something more temporary > than a bookmark (or favorite), which to me would be a shortcut > on the desktop. Is there a way, like right clicking in > Netscape, to make such a shortcut? Maybe I'll look into that > Favorites folder in the Start menu. I've always gotten rid of > it maybe because being involved in "bookmarks" I didn't think > I could use it. ============= PCWorks Mailing List ================= Don't see your post? Check our posting guidelines & make sure you've followed proper posting procedures, http://pcworkers.com/rules.htm Contact list owner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Unsubscribing and other changes: http://pcworkers.com =====================================================
