Looking for: Covert bookmarks to HTML menu

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Manuel Otto

Hi,

I have been looking on and off for a long time for a simple and small
program that can convert my Netscape/Mozilla/K-Meleon bookmarks file
to something more readable.

Like something with a javascript menustructure (maybe like old win95
Windows Explorer look), or, something which could convert my bookmarks
to look like this:

http://www.red3d.com/cwr/links.html

would do too.

(Or anything else which makes it more readable when I need to open my
bookmarks on an other location with a different browser).

Any help will do.

Curious to see if there's any truely free and tiny software for this
purpose.

Manuel
 
Hi,

I have been looking on and off for a long time for a simple and small
program that can convert my Netscape/Mozilla/K-Meleon bookmarks file
to something more readable.

Like something with a javascript menustructure (maybe like old win95
Windows Explorer look), or, something which could convert my bookmarks
to look like this:

http://www.red3d.com/cwr/links.html

would do too.

(Or anything else which makes it more readable when I need to open my
bookmarks on an other location with a different browser).

Any help will do.

Curious to see if there's any truely free and tiny software for this
purpose.

Manuel
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Really nobody knows of any programs which fits my description...???

Manuel
 
Maybe Favorites Home Page

http://favoriteshomepage.com/

There are *lots* of bookmark utilities. . .

http://www.pricelesswarehome.org/acf/P_INTERNET.php#4.90Bookmarks-Favorites

Susan
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Hi Susan,

thank you for your reaction!

I've been following your links, and tried every program which could be
doing what I want, but none of them are what I ment: a program to
export a Netscape/Mozilla/Firefox/K-Meleon bookmarksfile to a html
file with some kind of menustructure.

By the way: quite a few programs listed at

http://www.pricelesswarehome.org/acf/P_INTERNET.php#4.90Bookmarks-Favorites

wanted to connect to the Internet during installation, or at first
start, there's maybe some spyware listed too?

Anyway, didn't find, thanks again for your reaction!
Manuel
 
Manuel said:
On Fri, 10 Sep 2004 18:44:31 -0400, Susan Bugher
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I've been following your links, and tried every program which could be
doing what I want, but none of them are what I ment: a program to
export a Netscape/Mozilla/Firefox/K-Meleon bookmarksfile to a html
file with some kind of menustructure.
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Sorry you had no luck. You might try an ACF newgroup search if you
haven't already.

http://groups.google.com/advanced_g...freeware&num=100&hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&scoring=d
By the way: quite a few programs listed at

http://www.pricelesswarehome.org/acf/P_INTERNET.php#4.90Bookmarks-Favorites

wanted to connect to the Internet during installation, or at first
start, there's maybe some spyware listed too?
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ACF participants are usually quick to point out spyware - and the apps
on those pages were all posted here first. Maybe phoning home for
updates. . .
Anyway, didn't find, thanks again for your reaction!
Manuel
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YW :)

Susan
 
Sorry you had no luck. You might try an ACF newgroup search if you
haven't already.

http://groups.google.com/advanced_g...freeware&num=100&hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&scoring=d
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Thank you for your effort! I tried this search:

http://groups.google.com/groups?num...ookmarks"+group:alt.comp.freeware&btnG=Search

but nothing really, some time ago I allready looked everywhere in
http://www.pricelessware.org/ , nothing either.

Well, I can live without such a program, but it just would be nice and
practical for me to have, but it's not that important.
ACF participants are usually quick to point out spyware - and the apps
on those pages were all posted here first. Maybe phoning home for
updates. . .
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Maybe, but I like it when a program tells me before it's going to do
so.
YW :)
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'YW'??? Which means? (I'm just a simple dutchman, don't understand all
abbreviations)
Susan
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Have a nice day, Manuel
 
Lookup for them here http://www.acronymfinder.com/
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Thank you so much!!!

(I had ran across that site before, but I didn't know what the English
word 'acronym' ment...)

Don't need it it that often often (lnow most often used
abbreviations), but have it know immidiatly bookmarked.

Thanks again! Very usefull,
Manuel
 
_Manuel Otto_, sabato 11/set/2004:
Thank you so much!!!

(I had ran across that site before, but I didn't know what the English
word 'acronym' ment...)

Don't need it it that often often (lnow most often used
abbreviations), but have it know immidiatly bookmarked.
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or, if you used the Dialog newsreader, you could see the meaning of an
acronym simply hovering the mouse over it :-)
 
Manuel Otto said:
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Thank you so much!!!

(I had ran across that site before, but I didn't know what the English
word 'acronym' ment...)

Don't need it it that often often (lnow most often used
abbreviations), but have it know immidiatly bookmarked.

Thanks again! Very usefull,
Manuel
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YW ;)
 
_Manuel Otto_, sabato 11/set/2004:


or, if you used the Dialog newsreader, you could see the meaning of an
acronym simply hovering the mouse over it :-)
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Nice feature, but I use Agent newsreader = :-)
 
Hi Maria - Just FWIW - in OE if you've got WordWeb installed and in your
Tray (where I normally keep it), then just highlight the acronym, click
WordWeb, then click "Look on Web" which will usually find it immediately -
not quite as convenient, but a useful alternative for OE users. :)

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Please respond in the same thread.
Regards, Jim Byrd, MS-MVP



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