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To: mr.mark who wrote (14394)	12/31/2000 4:59:41 PM
From: thecow	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110652

mark True there is no find function but I don't understand the other differences. CTRL + D adds the page to favs at the bottom of your favs list and you can drag and drop it in any folder in any order that you wish. Favs are alphabetized by default or by right-clicking any of them and choosing sort by name. I must be missing something about netscape. I don't use it very much...just more familiar with ie. tc :-)

To: mr.mark who wrote (14394)	12/31/2000 10:10:14 PM
From: CharleyMike	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 110652

<....and man, do i ever hate ie's alphabetizing method of filing....> Hmmmm. I must be missing something or maybe I stumbled onto a "Ford Solution". You know ~ a better idea. I just click on favorites, hold the mouse button down, drag my most frequented favorites up to the top, and release. They stay where I put them until I move 'em again. Then I organized them into relevant subject folders and re-stacked the folders. I can scan through the folders and a cascade menu opens revealing the contents of that specific folder. Did you guys miss that solution? Or were you avoiding the setup work and expecting the browser to read your mind about how you wanted your favorites indexed? Could be a W2K pro problem, tho. I dunno. I'm still using 98 and IE 5.5 after abandoning "Netscape 4.whatever" that caused frequent lockups.