Re: Help: compiling website lists

[Joyce Conklin <jconkli@SMCOE.K12.CA.US>]

Dear Sherri and Netters -

Since this is the second time I've seen this request (<<Is there a way to
compile all of the websites into one big list?>>) recently, I thought I
would post what I do with my LM_NET messages that recommend web sites.

My e-mail program allows me to save messages in separate "folders", so I
have one called "site messages" (isn't THAT original??! <gg>) and I save
any that I want there.

If your e-mail program doesn't allow this, and IF you are operating with
Windows or Mac, you can create a word processing file to copy/paste any
web site messages. I copy my material to the word processing file while
both windows (browser and word processor) are open. I also have an alias
(Mac) or shortcut (Windows) on the desktop, so if I read a message I want
to save, it's easy enough to bring up the word processor window.



Joyce Conklin      jconkli@smcoe.k12.ca.us
San Mateo Union HS Dist. (librarian, ret.)
San Mateo, CA
Macintosh 8600, OS 8.6, Claris E-mailer
VRD volunteer

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