Hi there Lynn,

For me I use the "Powermarks" utility. You can use it for IE, Netscape and
Opera. Sure it is not built in and you have to go outside of your browser to
use it, but it has built in multiple export formats, easy add-on of new
URL's, intergration with system tray, search ability by different
categories, status checking of web pages and much more. Also includes easy
import from IE, Netscape and Opera existing "favourites", so you don't loose
anything in the process. I have above 2500 powermarks on my comp and is so
easy to use.

No I am not about to make any money from "advertising" this program, lol.

You can check it out at the following URL -

http://www.kaylon.com/

TTFN  -  Vic


----- Original Message -----
From: Max Timchenko <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Thursday, September 02, 1999 10:23 PM
Subject: Re: [PCSOFT] Bookmark Managers


> Hello Lynn,
>
> Thursday, September 02, 1999, 12:58:03 PM, you wrote:
>
> L> thanks for all the suggestions and help with browsers and download
> L> managers.. now i'm curious if there's any really decent bookmark
utility
> L> worth using? i guess i'm looking for something that i can have all my
> L> bookmarks listed where i can keep one place for all of them but still
use
> L> either browser and still have access to all my bookmarks.  Thanks for
all
> L> the help.
>
> The MS and Netscape bookmark formats are not the same, so they can't
> be kept in one place. However, what you probably want is a
> synchronization utility that will compare your bookmarks from MS and
> NS and merge them in both formats, creating identical bookmark lists
> for each browser.
>
> To my shame, I don't know a single utility of this kind, I am only
> aware of their existence. Thinking of this, I need something of the
> kind as well... anyone has a URL for it?

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