Netscape Bookmark Printing
Steve Kaplan
>I'd like to print a list of all my Netscape bookmarks along with their
>URL addresses. Is there a way to do that?
They are contained in a file called BOOKMARK.HTM, in the netscape
directory, in versions 1.x, and I assume its the same in 2.0
Dwight Klettke
>I'd like to print a list of all my Netscape bookmarks along with their
>URL addresses. Is there a way to do that?
Although there has to be an easier way then what I'm about to offer,
here's a simple minded approach:
Click: Start
Programs
Accessories
WordPad
Click: File
Open
Change Files of type to all documents
My BOOKMARK.HTM file can be found in
C:\ProgramFiles\Netscape\Navigator\
If you know where your bookmark files are, then you can get there
directly. Otherwise you could always Find *.htm and check the
location information you get there.
Anyway, once you're there, Open your BOOKMARK.HTM file (or whatever
name you have for yours.
Now, down by all the <DT>'s you'll see what you want, plus a whole lot
of extraneous information. Spend a minute or two looking at the setup
and you'll see which information you want; and which you wish to
delete. 'Fraid you'll have to do the latter by hand to end up where
you want to be.
As I said, there's probably a more direct utility to do this; but this
will work until you get it.
-Dwight
dwight...@sisna.com
Marc Delisle
>
> I'd like to print a list of all my Netscape bookmarks along with their
> URL addresses. Is there a way to do that?
Print the BOOKMARK.HTM file. Not nicely formatted but the
info will be there.
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Ed Redondo
>I'd like to print a list of all my Netscape bookmarks along with their
>URL addresses. Is there a way to do that?
>
>
The bookmark file is html format. You can read your bookmark file as a URL
by using "file://" and the full path to that file. This is also the way to
make your bookmark the "home" URL when you open Netscape; simply set the
bookmark as home in your Options. As an example, here's mine....
file://g:\internet\netscape\bookmark.htm
This way my very long bookmark list is open when I start Netscape and makes
it easy to choose where I want to go.
Once you have the file loaded in Netscape, just select print.
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mariah...@yahoo.co.uk
I was trying from the last week to print bookmark like this, but after reading your topic i came to know how to print by loading the file in the netscape.
Many thanks.
Mariah.