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Sure, send 'em to me at toad@cellar.org.

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Originally posted by MaggieL

And it's a good thing Opera isn't "helping" your shift lever:

PRND21 => DNPR12 :-)

From 3F14 "Homer the Smithers"
Homer: Uh, well, can I at least drive you home, Mr. Burns? It's 5:00.
Burns: No! I thought, uh, I thought I'd chauffeur myself this evening. Yes, that's what I thought. How difficult could it be? I'm sure the manual will indicate which lever is the velocitator and which the deceleratrix, hmm?

Here's a link page of a guy who would undoubtedly be right at home in the Cellar.

sorry about dragging up a dead thread, but for those interested, this is what i finally did, and it seems to work well for me.

http://home.attbi.com/~perthcatt1

comments welcome and appreciated.

~james

It looks good James. I like the setup.

i save queries in my head. and then i google.

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nic, i agree. right now i have a page saved locally to my computer here at work that categorizes my links into drop-down menus using some js and dhtml. problem is, it takes upwards of 20 seconds to load. (mostly because of the js). im planning on putting it on some free webspace i have with my isp when its done, but i just dont like how long it takes to load.

my problem, i guess, is finding the right format for storing my links. ideally, i would like to make it db driven with asp. but my isp doesnt support asp and im too cheap to pay for one that does.

i could do a yahoo-like thing where i click into diff categories, but i think that sort of defeats the purpose of what im trying to do. i want to write as few pages as possible and be able to display as many links as possible. a list format on one page is right out.

~james

I just registered FREE with www.mybookmarks.com which automatically imported all my existing bookmarks and syncs them with Favorites in IE or Bookmarks in Netscape etc.

Quick and painless. Extensive existing favorites were exported to mybookmarks online in an organized format in less than two minutes. Very Cool.