FWIW - Found an excellent Favorites/Bookmark search engine. Just open the
program, type a word to search (Microsoft for instance) and up will
come all references to that word taken from your Favorites and/or
Bookmark list. Select an entry and hit enter and it opens that URL.
It is free and can be found at: http://chris.id.au/qfs/default.htm

Very handy if you have hundreds of Favorites and/or Bookmarks.

Orf

Robert Richardson wrote:

> Ian,
> I've been using Opera for about 18 months now without a single problem. I
> would NEVER go back to IE. This browser is that good.
> I checked Bookmarks on the menu bar and the dropdown list appeared as you
> would expect. I remember importing IE favorites, but i don't remember any
> special configuring. Perhaps a reinstallation is called for.
> Incidently, I use hotlist floating so that it doesn't take up screen
> space.
>
> Bob Richardson
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>
> On Fri, 14 Mar 2003 20:21:50 +1300, Ian <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>
> Opera has a Bookmarks
>
>> item
>> on it's Menu Bar, but nothing happens when it's clicked.
>
> --
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>
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