> Webarchives fit in with priority 1 as well. A webarchive is just a
> bundle containing an HTML file and associated graphics files. I have a
> feeling I'll still be able to read HTML files in 30 years on whatever
> computer I'm using.
I suspect the larger issue will be what to do with my massive
On Jan 12, 2008, at 9:39 PM, Martin Gardner wrote:
I've always thought that print to pdf produced a monolith that could
never be disassembled again.
I've been having this internal dialog for at least 15 years. Every
time I think I've hit on the "best" format for storing files for
archiva
On 10 Jan 2008, at 10:02, Rich Siegel wrote:
Aren't webarchives more flexible/editable than PDF files?
Not in any way that I'm aware. :-)
Using Safari & 10.4,
I can control-click on a .gif in a webarchive and save it independently
I can select a portion of the page including graphics and
On Jan 12, 2008, at 2:41 PM, doug rogers wrote:
There is no Drop tab, and there is no function key functionality.
The drop tab pane accepts the clicks and all the buttons are there,
yet the drop tab doesn't show up. The Function keys do not show up
in the preferences pane of Yojimbo.
Doe
On Jan-12-08, at 5:06 AM, Yojimbo-Talk List wrote:
Circumstances forced a clean reinstall of OS X. I've been replacing
items as I find them missing from my Time Machine backup. What I'd
like to find now is where the Drop Tab stuff is stored so I can get
it, and the function keys back.
Fr
