Mike,

thanks for remind me about the place markers.  I have to say, I keep finding
features of WE that I want to say the same words on the list; something like
"this is great, if you others don't know about this, or aren't using it, you
should try it!"

On web pages, for me, it's use of the "x" command to skip all the links at
the top and find the real text of the page.  Also, it's the dialog which
lets you see a list of links and activate the desired one, so you don't even
have to try and navigate to it.

Chip
 

-----Original Message-----
From: Mike Pietruk [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Saturday, October 22, 2011 9:44 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Placemarkers

In keeping multiple pcs up-to-date with the same placemarkers for web pages
or sites, are there any other files, in addition to weappset.ini that need
to be copied over?  I looked at the time stamps of files under
/users/default and that appears the only one with an updated time stamp when
a placemarker is added or modified?

Incidentally, for those reading this msg who haven't played around with
placemarkers since its introduction in WE7.0, you are missing a lot in
convenience and flexibility in not using this tool.





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The main
vice of socialism is the even distribution of misery."   Winston Churchill



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