Re: transfer bookmarks

2014-07-01 Thread Juiceman

BIll Spikowski wrote:

WaltS48 wrote:

On 06/28/2014 06:04 PM, BIll Spikowski wrote:

Juiceman wrote:

I would like to copy my bookmarks on my laptop computer to my other
computer. What files do I need to copy for my other computer to
display the bookmarks?


The Sync feature can do this automatically, and keep all the computers
up to date as to your bookmarks.



Bill, the OP is using SeaMonkey 2.26.1 which Sync doesn't work in.

http://www.seamonkey-project.org/releases/seamonkey2.26/#issues


Walt, I'm using 2.26 and Sync works fine -- as I remember, the key was
to install it under an earlier version of SM (maybe 2.25?), then upgrade
to the latest version. (I had delayed upgrading because the latest
upgrades break Lightning; keeping Sync was a nice fringe benefit!)


Just wanted to thank everyone for the help. Got the xfer done.

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Re: transfer bookmarks

2014-06-30 Thread Ed Mullen

Juiceman pounded out :

Rufus wrote:

Juiceman wrote:

I would like to copy my bookmarks on my laptop computer to my other
computer. What files do I need to copy for my other computer to display
the bookmarks?


There are a couple of ways to do this -

1) you can copy the places.sqlite file from the Profile on one machine
to the other.

2) you can use Bookmarks Manager to Export your Bookmarks as .html, move
that file from one machine to the other, and then use Bookmarks Manager
to Import Bookmarks from that file.

I also use Export and then edit with Composer to send lists of Bookmark
URLs as a .html file to friends via e-mail...very handy.  Also handy if
you don't want to move *all* of your Bookmarks from one machine to
another.


Where do I find places.sqlite on a win7 computer. I typed places.sqlite
in the the search box on the start menu but it didn't find it.?


That method of searching is to find a Windows system program.  You would 
have found the file if you used Windows Explorer search on (most likely) 
the C: drive.


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Re: transfer bookmarks

2014-06-29 Thread W3BNR
On 6/28/2014 11:01 PM Ed Mullen submitted the following:
 W3BNR pounded out :
 On 6/28/2014 3:59 PM Juiceman submitted the following:
 I would like to copy my bookmarks on my laptop computer to my other
 computer. What files do I need to copy for my other computer to display
 the bookmarks?

 I've had no problems using the Bookmarks Manager/Tools/Backup  Restore
 functions to transfer bookmarks from my desktop (Win7)and my laptop
 (Linux Mint Maya).

 
 I don't get it.  What doesn't work perfectly by copying the
 places.sqlite file?  That is the simplest way to effect this.  And no
 chances that something will be lost in the translation.  And, fewer steps.
 

Agreed, it is simpler.  But since the developers furnished me a means to
create and copy in their software, I use it.

 I frequently copy places.sqlite from my SeaMonkey profile to my Firefox
 profile.  Also, from my SM profile on one computer to another, etc.
 Simplest thing.
 


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Re: transfer bookmarks

2014-06-29 Thread Rufus

David E. Ross wrote:

On 6/28/2014 4:54 PM, Rufus wrote:

Ed Mullen wrote:

Rufus pounded out :

Juiceman wrote:

I would like to copy my bookmarks on my laptop computer to my other
computer. What files do I need to copy for my other computer to display
the bookmarks?


There are a couple of ways to do this -

1) you can copy the places.sqlite file from the Profile on one machine
to the other.

2) you can use Bookmarks Manager to Export your Bookmarks as .html, move
that file from one machine to the other, and then use Bookmarks Manager
to Import Bookmarks from that file.

I also use Export and then edit with Composer to send lists of Bookmark
URLs as a .html file to friends via e-mail...very handy.  Also handy if
you don't want to move *all* of your Bookmarks from one machine to
another.



Just copy the places.sqlite.  Assuming both are running the same OS.
Exporting and importing have issues.



...I've never had any issue with Export/Import on the Mac version...MMV
with Win.



With Windows XP and now Windows 7, I automatically export my bookmarks
to an .html file every time I terminate SeaMonkey.  Sometimes, I
manually export my bookmarks without terminating.  I then use that .html
file as my home page.

To export bookmarks to file bookmarks.html on every termination of
SeaMonkey, set the preference variable browser.bookmarks.autoExportHTML
to true.



Nice tip...thanks.

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Re: transfer bookmarks

2014-06-29 Thread WaltS48

On 06/29/2014 04:36 PM, Juiceman wrote:

Rufus wrote:

Juiceman wrote:

I would like to copy my bookmarks on my laptop computer to my other
computer. What files do I need to copy for my other computer to display
the bookmarks?


There are a couple of ways to do this -

1) you can copy the places.sqlite file from the Profile on one machine
to the other.

2) you can use Bookmarks Manager to Export your Bookmarks as .html, move
that file from one machine to the other, and then use Bookmarks Manager
to Import Bookmarks from that file.

I also use Export and then edit with Composer to send lists of Bookmark
URLs as a .html file to friends via e-mail...very handy.  Also handy if
you don't want to move *all* of your Bookmarks from one machine to
another.


Where do I find places.sqlite on a win7 computer. I typed places.sqlite
in the the search box on the start menu but it didn't find it.?



In your SeaMonkey profile.

http://kb.mozillazine.org/Profile_folder_-_SeaMonkey#For_Windows_users

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Re: transfer bookmarks

2014-06-29 Thread David E. Ross
On 6/29/2014 1:36 PM, Juiceman wrote:
 Rufus wrote:
 Juiceman wrote:
 I would like to copy my bookmarks on my laptop computer to my other
 computer. What files do I need to copy for my other computer to display
 the bookmarks?

 There are a couple of ways to do this -

 1) you can copy the places.sqlite file from the Profile on one machine
 to the other.

 2) you can use Bookmarks Manager to Export your Bookmarks as .html, move
 that file from one machine to the other, and then use Bookmarks Manager
 to Import Bookmarks from that file.

 I also use Export and then edit with Composer to send lists of Bookmark
 URLs as a .html file to friends via e-mail...very handy.  Also handy if
 you don't want to move *all* of your Bookmarks from one machine to another.

 Where do I find places.sqlite on a win7 computer. I typed places.sqlite 
 in the the search box on the start menu but it didn't find it.?
 

1.  On the SeaMonkey menubar, select [Help  Troubleshooting Information].

2.  On the Troubleshooting Information window, you will see a section
with the title Application Basics.  In that section, select the Show
Foilder button adjacent to Profile Folder.

I suspect this works for all platforms, not merely PCs and definitely
not merely Windows 7 (although the wording might vary, based on the
varying nomenclature used by different platforms).

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Re: transfer bookmarks

2014-06-29 Thread W3BNR
On 6/29/2014 6:30 AM W3BNR submitted the following:
 On 6/28/2014 11:01 PM Ed Mullen submitted the following:
 W3BNR pounded out :
 On 6/28/2014 3:59 PM Juiceman submitted the following:
 I would like to copy my bookmarks on my laptop computer to my other
 computer. What files do I need to copy for my other computer to display
 the bookmarks?

 I've had no problems using the Bookmarks Manager/Tools/Backup  Restore
 functions to transfer bookmarks from my desktop (Win7)and my laptop
 (Linux Mint Maya).


 I don't get it.  What doesn't work perfectly by copying the
 places.sqlite file?  That is the simplest way to effect this.  And no
 chances that something will be lost in the translation.  And, fewer steps.

 
 Agreed, it is simpler.  But since the developers furnished me a means to
 create and copy in their software, I use it.
 
 I frequently copy places.sqlite from my SeaMonkey profile to my Firefox
 profile.  Also, from my SM profile on one computer to another, etc.
 Simplest thing.

 
 

And to continue where I left off (must have erased it before I sent the
previous post - see thread Ignore Please)

When you use the 'Backup' option SM creates a file
BookMarks-(Date).json. and allows you to save it where you want.  If you
forgot where you saved it.  Just search for book?.json ignoring the ones
in /xx/x/x/Roaming/Mozilla.  The 'Restore' function takes any
bookmark-(date).json file and re-writes your bookmark file.

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Re: transfer bookmarks

2014-06-29 Thread BIll Spikowski

WaltS48 wrote:

On 06/28/2014 06:04 PM, BIll Spikowski wrote:

Juiceman wrote:

I would like to copy my bookmarks on my laptop computer to my other
computer. What files do I need to copy for my other computer to
display the bookmarks?


The Sync feature can do this automatically, and keep all the computers
up to date as to your bookmarks.



Bill, the OP is using SeaMonkey 2.26.1 which Sync doesn't work in.

http://www.seamonkey-project.org/releases/seamonkey2.26/#issues


Walt, I'm using 2.26 and Sync works fine -- as I remember, the key was to 
install it under an earlier version of SM (maybe 2.25?), then upgrade to the 
latest version. (I had delayed upgrading because the latest upgrades break 
Lightning; keeping Sync was a nice fringe benefit!)

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Re: transfer bookmarks

2014-06-29 Thread Rufus

WaltS48 wrote:

On 06/29/2014 04:36 PM, Juiceman wrote:

Rufus wrote:

Juiceman wrote:

I would like to copy my bookmarks on my laptop computer to my other
computer. What files do I need to copy for my other computer to display
the bookmarks?


There are a couple of ways to do this -

1) you can copy the places.sqlite file from the Profile on one machine
to the other.

2) you can use Bookmarks Manager to Export your Bookmarks as .html, move
that file from one machine to the other, and then use Bookmarks Manager
to Import Bookmarks from that file.

I also use Export and then edit with Composer to send lists of Bookmark
URLs as a .html file to friends via e-mail...very handy.  Also handy if
you don't want to move *all* of your Bookmarks from one machine to
another.


Where do I find places.sqlite on a win7 computer. I typed places.sqlite
in the the search box on the start menu but it didn't find it.?



In your SeaMonkey profile.

http://kb.mozillazine.org/Profile_folder_-_SeaMonkey#For_Windows_users



Yes - it is in your SM Profile Folder.

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transfer bookmarks

2014-06-28 Thread Juiceman
I would like to copy my bookmarks on my laptop computer to my other 
computer. What files do I need to copy for my other computer to display 
the bookmarks?

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Re: transfer bookmarks

2014-06-28 Thread Rufus

Juiceman wrote:

I would like to copy my bookmarks on my laptop computer to my other
computer. What files do I need to copy for my other computer to display
the bookmarks?


There are a couple of ways to do this -

1) you can copy the places.sqlite file from the Profile on one machine 
to the other.


2) you can use Bookmarks Manager to Export your Bookmarks as .html, move 
that file from one machine to the other, and then use Bookmarks Manager 
to Import Bookmarks from that file.


I also use Export and then edit with Composer to send lists of Bookmark 
URLs as a .html file to friends via e-mail...very handy.  Also handy if 
you don't want to move *all* of your Bookmarks from one machine to another.


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Re: transfer bookmarks

2014-06-28 Thread BIll Spikowski

Juiceman wrote:

I would like to copy my bookmarks on my laptop computer to my other computer. 
What files do I need to copy for my other computer to display the bookmarks?


The Sync feature can do this automatically, and keep all the computers up to 
date as to your bookmarks.
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Re: transfer bookmarks

2014-06-28 Thread Ed Mullen

Rufus pounded out :

Juiceman wrote:

I would like to copy my bookmarks on my laptop computer to my other
computer. What files do I need to copy for my other computer to display
the bookmarks?


There are a couple of ways to do this -

1) you can copy the places.sqlite file from the Profile on one machine
to the other.

2) you can use Bookmarks Manager to Export your Bookmarks as .html, move
that file from one machine to the other, and then use Bookmarks Manager
to Import Bookmarks from that file.

I also use Export and then edit with Composer to send lists of Bookmark
URLs as a .html file to friends via e-mail...very handy.  Also handy if
you don't want to move *all* of your Bookmarks from one machine to another.



Just copy the places.sqlite.  Assuming both are running the same OS. 
Exporting and importing have issues.


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Re: transfer bookmarks

2014-06-28 Thread W3BNR
On 6/28/2014 3:59 PM Juiceman submitted the following:
 I would like to copy my bookmarks on my laptop computer to my other
 computer. What files do I need to copy for my other computer to display
 the bookmarks?

I've had no problems using the Bookmarks Manager/Tools/Backup  Restore
functions to transfer bookmarks from my desktop (Win7)and my laptop
(Linux Mint Maya).

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Re: transfer bookmarks

2014-06-28 Thread Rufus

Ed Mullen wrote:

Rufus pounded out :

Juiceman wrote:

I would like to copy my bookmarks on my laptop computer to my other
computer. What files do I need to copy for my other computer to display
the bookmarks?


There are a couple of ways to do this -

1) you can copy the places.sqlite file from the Profile on one machine
to the other.

2) you can use Bookmarks Manager to Export your Bookmarks as .html, move
that file from one machine to the other, and then use Bookmarks Manager
to Import Bookmarks from that file.

I also use Export and then edit with Composer to send lists of Bookmark
URLs as a .html file to friends via e-mail...very handy.  Also handy if
you don't want to move *all* of your Bookmarks from one machine to
another.



Just copy the places.sqlite.  Assuming both are running the same OS.
Exporting and importing have issues.



...I've never had any issue with Export/Import on the Mac version...MMV 
with Win.


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Re: transfer bookmarks

2014-06-28 Thread WaltS48

On 06/28/2014 06:04 PM, BIll Spikowski wrote:

Juiceman wrote:

I would like to copy my bookmarks on my laptop computer to my other
computer. What files do I need to copy for my other computer to
display the bookmarks?


The Sync feature can do this automatically, and keep all the computers
up to date as to your bookmarks.



Bill, the OP is using SeaMonkey 2.26.1 which Sync doesn't work in.

http://www.seamonkey-project.org/releases/seamonkey2.26/#issues

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Re: transfer bookmarks

2014-06-28 Thread Ed Mullen

W3BNR pounded out :

On 6/28/2014 3:59 PM Juiceman submitted the following:

I would like to copy my bookmarks on my laptop computer to my other
computer. What files do I need to copy for my other computer to display
the bookmarks?


I've had no problems using the Bookmarks Manager/Tools/Backup  Restore
functions to transfer bookmarks from my desktop (Win7)and my laptop
(Linux Mint Maya).



I don't get it.  What doesn't work perfectly by copying the 
places.sqlite file?  That is the simplest way to effect this.  And no 
chances that something will be lost in the translation.  And, fewer steps.


I frequently copy places.sqlite from my SeaMonkey profile to my Firefox 
profile.  Also, from my SM profile on one computer to another, etc. 
Simplest thing.


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Re: transfer bookmarks

2014-06-28 Thread Paul B. Gallagher

Ed Mullen wrote:


I don't get it.  What doesn't work perfectly by copying the
places.sqlite file?  That is the simplest way to effect this.  And no
chances that something will be lost in the translation.  And, fewer
steps.

I frequently copy places.sqlite from my SeaMonkey profile to my
Firefox profile.  Also, from my SM profile on one computer to
another, etc. Simplest thing.


Works fine, provided you're willing to destroy whatever data were 
contained in the file on the target computer.


If you want to combine the files, a different strategy is required.

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Re: transfer bookmarks

2014-06-28 Thread David E. Ross
On 6/28/2014 4:54 PM, Rufus wrote:
 Ed Mullen wrote:
 Rufus pounded out :
 Juiceman wrote:
 I would like to copy my bookmarks on my laptop computer to my other
 computer. What files do I need to copy for my other computer to display
 the bookmarks?

 There are a couple of ways to do this -

 1) you can copy the places.sqlite file from the Profile on one machine
 to the other.

 2) you can use Bookmarks Manager to Export your Bookmarks as .html, move
 that file from one machine to the other, and then use Bookmarks Manager
 to Import Bookmarks from that file.

 I also use Export and then edit with Composer to send lists of Bookmark
 URLs as a .html file to friends via e-mail...very handy.  Also handy if
 you don't want to move *all* of your Bookmarks from one machine to
 another.


 Just copy the places.sqlite.  Assuming both are running the same OS.
 Exporting and importing have issues.

 
 ...I've never had any issue with Export/Import on the Mac version...MMV 
 with Win.
 

With Windows XP and now Windows 7, I automatically export my bookmarks
to an .html file every time I terminate SeaMonkey.  Sometimes, I
manually export my bookmarks without terminating.  I then use that .html
file as my home page.

To export bookmarks to file bookmarks.html on every termination of
SeaMonkey, set the preference variable browser.bookmarks.autoExportHTML
to true.

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Re: Best Way to Transfer Bookmarks?

2012-01-01 Thread Jens Hatlak

David E. Ross wrote:

On 12/31/11 6:00 AM, Tom Pamin wrote:

Using 2.6.1, what is the best way to transfer bookmarks between PC's?
Should I export the html file, or just copy the places.sqlite file and
move it to other PC's?


To me, the most simple way to transfer only bookmarks would be to export
them into bookmarks.html, transfer that file, and then import from that
file.


If you use the HTML export (bookmarks.html), you will lose some 
information (at least tags; probably also special folders and favicons). 
The better alternative for a complete transfer would be Tools/Export 
(JSON) - Tools/Restore/Choose File.


HTH

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Best Way to Transfer Bookmarks?

2011-12-31 Thread Tom Pamin
Using 2.6.1, what is the best way to transfer bookmarks between PC's? 
Should I export the html file, or just copy the places.sqlite file and 
move it to other PC's?

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Re: Best Way to Transfer Bookmarks?

2011-12-31 Thread Robert Kaiser

Tom Pamin schrieb:

Using 2.6.1, what is the best way to transfer bookmarks between PC's?
Should I export the html file, or just copy the places.sqlite file and
move it to other PC's?


Both should work, but in my eyes the best way to transfer bookmarks, 
history, and password data, even a number of preference settings, is to 
activate SeaMonkey Sync (should be available from both the Tools menu 
and from preferences) on both installations.


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Re: Best Way to Transfer Bookmarks?

2011-12-31 Thread David E. Ross
On 12/31/11 6:00 AM, Tom Pamin wrote:
 Using 2.6.1, what is the best way to transfer bookmarks between PC's? 
 Should I export the html file, or just copy the places.sqlite file and 
 move it to other PC's?

places.sqlite also contains your browsing history, which is likely to be
different between two machines.

To me, the most simple way to transfer only bookmarks would be to export
them into bookmarks.html, transfer that file, and then import from that
file.  However, I think (but not sure) that will erase any existing
bookmarks on the target PC.  If you want to maintain any differences in
bookmarks, then use SeaMonkey Sync.

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Re: Best Way to Transfer Bookmarks?

2011-12-31 Thread Gerd Schweizer

David E. Ross schrieb:

However, I think (but not sure) that will erase any existing
bookmarks on the target PC.
As i did it such way, the imported bookmarks were like a suffix behind 
the older ones.



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