Hi Ed, Thanks again. ;-) As I recall it did go that way, at least once. Somehow though, I ended up with multiple versions of my imported bookmarks at various locations in a complicated tree. The process wasn't dummy proof, as I used to teach my student programmers to do. More thought on the subject seems to tell me it was when I imported Netscape bookmarks into IE. This recollection process seems to be more of a task since becoming an older person. Ah well. Thanks once more
Al At 02:57 PM 9/30/2002, you wrote: >Al, >The following is extracted from their Upgrade Guide. This section >was specific to upgrading from Explorer or other browser. (Favorites/ >Bookmarks/Profiles were automatically handled for Netscape 4.5 on) > >/Ed > >Importing Favorites >If you are upgrading from Microsoft Internet Explorer, your IE Favorites are >automatically imported into Netscape 7.0. They are stored in an IE Favorites >folder accessible from the Bookmarks menu in your browser. If you are >migrating >from another browser, your favorites, or the equivalent, won't be imported, >and you'll need to re-create them. > >Al Taylor wrote: > > > > Mark, > > I used to use Netscape and thought it was superior to IE. With the new > > puter and the installed IE, I haven't made the switch, .... yet. I created > > a real mess with the old one trying to merge the "favorites" lists and > > ended up with a tree more complicated than my family tree. Do you know if > > the favorites lists are merge able in a seamless fashion? If so, I will > > certainly add Netscape to my programs list. TIA. > > > > Al > > > > At 03:34 PM 9/29/2002, you wrote: > > >For those out there that might care: > > >I have been using the new Netscape 7 and have found it a solid enjoyable > > >product. Unlike the piece or cr*p 6.X, 7 works well and has a short boot > > >up time. Soon the old standby Netscape 4.76 will be off the system (glad > > >as it didn't render many of the newer sites well.) > > > > > >Mark
