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Hi!
on Thursday, October 05, 2000 07:42:03, our bat friend Januk Aggarwal typed:
JA> That would seem to be an extremely difficult task given all the
JA> possible browsers out there. However, TB could store them either as
JA> .url files as Ming-Li pointed out, or as a list in a very simple HTML
JA> file. However, Windows 9x supports scraps. That's where you click
JA> and drag text from a program and drop it onto your desktop. A text
JA> file is then generated with the contents of that selection. If TB
JA> supported that facility, the need for a specialized bookmark utility
JA> would be eliminated, I think.
Minor problem here, the screen reader. No screen readers for Weirdoes
support drag/drop correctly. Had it been on the Mac, i wouldn't have
objected but as dragging and dropping in Windows is hard for screen
readers, i'd strongly support Ming-Lis suggestion that TB stored
bookmarks in .url files or even a listt in a simple html file.
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