Re: Tech: Netscape BookmarksJan 15 19:01:45 1998

[Earl Sande <sandes@wilken-dsm.com>]

Sherri :  Like so many things we see on the 'Net, the "gee whiz"
technology is actually fairly simple.  You can set your startup page to
be any .html (Hypertext Markup Language) file, of which your Bookmark is
one.  When you have loaded your Netscape startup page, click on Edit,
Preferences, Navigator. On the Home Page portion (in the middle of the
page), click Browse.  Locate your file "Bookmark.htm"  (usually in
Netscape's main file), click on it.  Click on o.k.
(By the way, just in case your Bookmark is too boring, it's really easy
to create your own page - I've used both the Netscape
Navigator/Communicator and Microsoft Word 6 (?or 7) - save as an .html
file and follow above procedures)

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Earl Sande, Upper School Librarian,
International School of Tanganyika,
United Nations Road,
Post Office Box 2651,
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
(e-mail : sandes@wilken-dsm.com)

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