I believe there's a way to do this. I'm not sure what it is at the current time. One possibility, is to use the AppleScript. The AppleScript open command can be used to open your house.
Sent from my iPhone On Jan 14, 2012, at 12:51 AM, "Bill Holton" <bill32...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi. > Thanks for the Bookmarks help. Perhaps you can answer a few more questions. > I opened Audible.com and LOC.gov and used the bookmark menu to add both tabs > into a folder, which I called stuff. Now I can't find that folder. I would > like to add bookshare.org to the folder, put it on my bookmark bar and then > turn it into an auto open so when I click it all three tabs come up. > Haven't been able to make much progress, maybe you have a suggestion or two? > Thanks. > Bill > > > -----Original Message----- > From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com > [mailto:macvisionaries@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of André Nuno Soares > Sent: Thursday, January 12, 2012 6:51 PM > To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com > Subject: Re: Safari bookmarks > > Hello Bill and others, > > There are several options here: > 1. You can add your bookmarks to the bookmarks menu. > This way, when you want to go to a bookmarked address, you just have to > jump to the menu bar (VO M or Control F2), move to the Bookmarks menu and > select the bookmark you want. > Additionally, you can create folders to help organize things. They will > appear as submenus in the bookmarks menu. > > 2. You can show the Bookmarks bar and add your bookmarks to it > In the View menu, select "Show Bookmarks bar". > When you stop interacting with a web page, if you do VO left arrow you'll > first find the Tab bar items (if you have "Show Tab bar" selected) and > continuing to the left you'll find the Bookmarks bar items. > These items can be a single bookmark, in which case you can use the shortcut > keys Command+number key, or a folder, where your bookmarks will show as a > drop down menu when you select it. > > I find the Bookmarks bar the easiest and quickest way to access my > bookmarks, both on the Mac and the iPad. > > 3. You can do a mix of Bookmarks menu and Bookmarks bar > This way, you can keep your most used bookmarks on the Bookmarks bar, > accessible via the shortcut Command+Number key, and all the rest in folders > in the Bookmarks menu. > > > Don't know if I was very clear, sorry... > > > Anyway, hope this helps someone, > André > > On 12/01/2012, at 15:53, Chris Blouch wrote: > >> Actually, if you put items in the bookmark bar you can access them by > pressing Command-1 for the first bookmark and command-2 for the second. I > always keep my most often used sites in the bookmark bar so I can have those > shortcuts to loading them. >> >> CB >> >> On 1/12/12 7:48 AM, Thomas McMahan wrote: >>> How about storing them in bookmarks bar, then just going throughout the > list of them under the apple menu because at that point it's just a sub menu > under bookmarks. Perhaps that would be a little less complicated than what > you're doing. >>> On Jan 11, 2012, at 10:54 PM, Bill Holton wrote: >>> >>>> Hi. >>>> Am I missing something here? I tried using the command option B command > to call up my list of book marks. It seems you have to move up to the first > table, interact with that table, find the bookmark you want, stop > interacting with that table, move down to the next table, interact with that > table, move over to the bookmark listing and then press spacebar. Can it > possibly be that complicated to pick a bookmark or is there something > obvious I am missing? 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