Looking for a html prg to Favorites

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I'm looking for a prg that can generate a webpage with all the links I
have saved in Favorites.
I shall be able to set it up with subdirectories, and sort the links
in different ways.


Falcon
 
Bookmark Wizard
A little program with a simple wizard-like interface that generates an HTML page
with all/selected links from your Internet Favorites folder. The links in the
resulting page are grouped and sorted in ascending order like
they are in your Favorites folder.
You can specify colors for links and backgrounds, title, caption, etc., for your page.
Also, you can exclude certain folders from being listed.
Advanced users are able to edit the entire page template to customize it further.
The resulting web page can be used as a links page on your homepage;
you can send it to a friend or use it just as a startup page for your web browser etc.

<http://www.moonsoftware.com/freeware.asp>
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I'm looking for a prg that can generate a webpage with all the links I
have saved in Favorites.
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There WAS an excellent program called "favourites front page", but it seems
to have disappeared - the home page is dead, and I can't find a live link
to a download.

Some hits with "favourites 2.6" in them were what favourites homepage used
to produce.

I haven't a clue what's going on.

If anyone has it, it's well worth archiving, I used it for a time, but
found it a bit too powerful being presented with all my favourites every
time I opened the browser, so I went back to a blank page.

I don't think I've got a copy, as it predates my CD writer, or I'd post it
for you.

Maybe someone can help

mike
 
I'm looking for a prg that can generate a webpage with all the links I
have saved in Favorites.
I shall be able to set it up with subdirectories, and sort the links
in different ways.


Falcon
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What about microsofts old program favtool.exe? a single executable (no install) that
converts ie favorites to ns bookmarks (which are, btw, basic html files)
 
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There WAS an excellent program called "favourites front page", but it seems
to have disappeared - the home page is dead, and I can't find a live link
to a download.

Some hits with "favourites 2.6" in them were what favourites homepage used
to produce.

I haven't a clue what's going on.

If anyone has it, it's well worth archiving, I used it for a time, but
found it a bit too powerful being presented with all my favourites every
time I opened the browser, so I went back to a blank page.

I don't think I've got a copy, as it predates my CD writer, or I'd post it
for you.

Maybe someone can help

mike
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if the OP permits, try sending the file through to them
at http://www.yousendit.com
 
<[email protected]
, (e-mail address removed) says...



There WAS an excellent program called "favourites front page", but it seems
to have disappeared - the home page is dead, and I can't find a live link
to a download.

Some hits with "favourites 2.6" in them were what favourites homepage used
to produce.

I haven't a clue what's going on.

If anyone has it, it's well worth archiving, I used it for a time, but
found it a bit too powerful being presented with all my favourites every
time I opened the browser, so I went back to a blank page.

I don't think I've got a copy, as it predates my CD writer, or I'd post it
for you.

Maybe someone can help

mike
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whats the filename ? i might have it in my library as
well i could send it to him or post it on my website.
 
I'm looking for a prg that can generate a webpage with all the links I
have saved in Favorites.
I shall be able to set it up with subdirectories, and sort the links
in different ways.


Falcon
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The Favorite Start Page

"Features »

• Build a personal start page with your favorites »
Click the sync button to build the page with your Internet Explorer
favorites. Since the page is a single HTML file stored on your hard disk,
it loads quickly whether you are offline or online.

By default, icons will be cached to a folder called graphics in the same
folder as the start.html file. If you turn off the cache or delete this
folder, the icons will simply be loaded from the web instead.

• It's easy to find a favorite on the page »
You can search for a favorite on the page with the find button, or you
can navigate to it by moving the mouse pointer over the relevant box and
sub-folder names. This navigation is easier and faster than Internet
Explorer's Favorite menus.

Each box on the page corresponds to a folder in your Internet Explorer
favorites, and it has the same sub-folders as that folder. When boxes are
closed, only a certain number of favorites is shown (specified in the
settings on the help page).

When you move the mouse pointer over the title of a box or sub-folder, it
will open and display all favorites within. Move the mouse pointer out
from the box to close it. Clicking on the background around the boxes
will close everything, including the help page if it is open.

You can make your most commonly used favorites permanently visible by
dragging and dropping them into good positions. You can also rearrange
the order of boxes. To delete links, drop them in the Recycle Box (this
box appears when you start to move a link).

Moving or deleting links will affect both the start.html file and your
Internet Explorer favorites when you click sync and save changes. The
order of links and boxes is only stored in the start.html file itself and
is not necessarily the same order as in the Favorites Menu. Sub-folders
are ordered by size for efficient navigation. "

http://gudbrand.no/start/

http://gudbrand.no/

Regards

Wayne D
 
Thanks a lot guys for the different suggestions, I now have to find
out which one is the best for me.

Thanks again

Falcon
 
Thanks a lot guys for the different suggestions, I now have to find
out which one is the best for me.
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Favourites Start page looks like a cracker - Thanks Wayne

mike
 
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