Edit Your Personal Bookmark File
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Below is a list of the more commonly used commands. Most of the commands listed are linked to a page containing an image, and some additional information.
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The first three--
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| "Add Bookmark" | Adds the current page to the last position in the bookmark file. |
| This is available only for Windows users. Choose into which folder the bookmark should be placed. | |
| Edit Bookmarks | Opens an editing page of your bookmark files. |
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The editing page menus---
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| File-- "New Bookmark" | Type the URL of a webpage, a title for the bookmark, and a description. |
| File--"New Folder" | Make a new folder in the bookmark file to help you sort your bookmarks. |
| File--"Open Bookmark File" | Opens a different bookmark file for editing. |
| File-- "New Separator" | Separators are used to sort bookmarks. |
| File--"Import" | Import the bookmarks listed in another file. |
| File-- Save As.. | Saves the bookmark file under a new file name. |
| File-- Close | Closes the bookmark file. |
| The Edit Menu | Cut, Paste, Undo, Redo, Find, or Delete bookmarks |
| The View Menu | In Navigator for Windows: Sort by Name, Location, Date Visited, Date Created, and Update Bookmarks. |
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