Ray_Net wrote: > DoctorBill wrote, On 13/12/2012 17:55: >> Philip TAYLOR wrote: >>> >>> >>> DoctorBill wrote: >>> >>>> If one has a large file where one has forgotten where to look in it >>>> for an Item, once it is found by a search function, why keep using the >>>> search function - why not be able to go into the file and find it >>>> yourself. >>>> i.e.- If you use the search part all the time, why even HAVE a flop >>>> down Bookmark Menu in the first place. >>>> You seem to not like the Bookmark Menu - you want to go directly to >>>> the Search action ? >>>> If so, that is your choice. >>>> Why am I trying to convince you...are you one of the SM Programmers ? >>> >>> Anything but : there are many aspects of the current design >>> which I dislike (e.g., the fact that "File Bookmark" and >>> the next five items scroll out of sight when the bottom >>> of the visible bookmarks is scrolled past) but I genuinely >>> cannot see what you hope to gain by knowing where a bookmark >>> is stored. Are you going to create a new set of bookmarks, >>> each of which is to a page that tells you where each bookmark >>> in which you are interested is stored ? What happens when >>> that list, too, gets too big ? A third-level index ? >>> >>> >>> Convince me it is useful, and I will support you; but at >>> the moment I cannot envisage your "need to know", nor the >>> benefit that you hope to derive from the knowledge. >>> >>> Philip Taylor >> >> Not useful to find where an old Bookmark was stored ? >> Not useful ! ? > Perhaps you speak about the location of this bookmark in the middle of > the bookmarks list. > and Philip think you need to know where in the disk file it is. I think Philip is just antagonizing everyone and is bored. I understood the question just fine and have the same thoughtn as at times I may have 2 or 3 bookmarks of the same site in different folders.
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