DEBBIE TEGARDEN'S bookmark file, with 600 or so Web sites, is like a house with overflowing closets.
A bookmarklet is a tiny free program that you can add to your browser's bookmark file - or "favorite" in Microsoft parlance - that improves the way you experience Webs ites.
In the Select Bookmark File window, go to the Firefox bookmarks HTML file, and then click Open.
In the Import Bookmark window you can import entries to your Bookmarks in two ways: Import the bookmarks from a previously existing htm bookmark file; In the "Select Bookmark File" text box, type or browse the name of your existing bookmark file; Click on "Import Bookmark From File"; Spacelocker imports your entries to your Bookmarks list.
You can send this bookmark file to whoever you want, and they can use it to import your bookmarks into their browser.
A Save As window will appear allowing you to name your bookmark file and set a location to save it to.
Create a dedicated bookmark file using Microsoft's Notepad (or the equivalent for Mac) if you wish to keep your ideas organized.
Not just emails, but contacts, calendars, photos, music, apps, browser bookmarks, files, and more.
For now, Doccaster supports viewing, downloading, and bookmarking files, but Steele tells me the plan is to add integrations with other online storage services, so you could push the files shared in Doccaster to your Dropbox, Google Drive, Amazon Cloud Drive, or Box, for example.
To ensure that you keep your bookmarks file, make a copy of it before you start uninstalling and installing.
