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Bookmark Buddy Help Contents I Table of Contents Part I Welcome ... 1 Part II Get Started 1 Part III Key Features 2 Part IV Program Editions 3 Part V License & Registration 4 1 License.. ................................................................................................................................. 4 2 Buy a L..i.c..e..n..s.e.. ....................................................................................................................... 5 3 Registr.a..t.i.o..n.. .P..r..o..b..l.e..m...s. .......................................................................................................... 6 4 Upgrad..e..s. .............................................................................................................................. 7 5 Affiliate.. .P...r.o..g..r.a..m... .................................................................................................................. 7 Part VI Installing & Uninstalling 7 1 Install ................................................................................................................................... 7 2 Change.. .S...e..t.u..p.. .a..f.t.e..r. .I.n..s.t.a..l.l.i.n..g.. ............................................................................................... 8 3 Install .U..p..d..a..t.e.. .o..r. .R..e..-.i.n..s..t.a..l.l. ................................................................................................... 9 4 Uninsta..l.l. ............................................................................................................................... 9 Part VII Bookmark Lists 10 1 About. .B..o..o..k..m...a..r.k.. .L..i.s..t.s. ......................................................................................................... 10 2 Open,. .A...d..d.. .o..r. .R..e..m...o..v..e.. .a.. .B..o..o..k..m...a..r.k.. .L..i.s.t. .............................................................................. 10 3 Save .a.. .B..o..o..k..m...a..r.k.. .L..i.s.t. ......................................................................................................... 11 4 Impor.t. .a.. .B..o..o..k..m...a..r.k.. .C..o..l.l.e..c..t.i.o..n.. ............................................................................................ 11 5 Expor.t. .a.. .B..o..o..k..m...a..r.k.. .L..i.s..t. ...................................................................................................... 13 6 Backu..p.. .a.. .B..o..o..k..m...a..r.k.. .L..i.s.t. ..................................................................................................... 14 7 Encry.p..t./.P..r.o..t.e..c..t. .a.. .B..o..o..k..m...a..r.k.. .L..i.s.t. ......................................................................................... 14 8 Smart.F..o..l.d..e..r..s. ...................................................................................................................... 15 9 Edit a. .B..o..o..k..m...a..r.k.. .L..i.s.t. .M...a..n..u..a..l.l.y.. ........................................................................................... 15 10 Print a.. .B...o..o..k.m...a..r..k. .L..i.s..t. ......................................................................................................... 16 11 Expor.t. .a.. .B..o..o..k..m...a..r.k.. .L..i.s..t. .t.o.. .t.h..e.. .W...e..b.. .................................................................................... 16 12 Share. .a.. .B...o..o..k.m...a..r..k. .L..i.s..t. ....................................................................................................... 16 Part VIII Finding & Opening Bookmarks 17 1 Find a.. .B..o..o..k..m...a..r.k.. ................................................................................................................ 17 2 Open .a.. .B...o..o..k.m...a..r..k. ............................................................................................................... 18 © Edward Leigh 1998-2015 I II Bookmark Buddy Help 3 Fill Ou..t. .a.. .L..o..g..-.i.n.. .F..o..r..m... ........................................................................................................ 20 4 Sched..u..l.e.. .V..i.s..i.t.s. ................................................................................................................... 20 5 Open .a.. .N...e..w.. .B...o..o..k.m...a..r..k. ....................................................................................................... 21 6 Open .a.. .B...l.a..n..k. .B...r.o..w...s.e..r. .W....i.n..d..o..w.. .......................................................................................... 21 7 Copy .a.. .B..o..o..k..m...a..r.k.. .t.o.. .a.. .D..o..c..u..m...e..n..t. ....................................................................................... 21 8 List V.i.e..w.. .W....i.n..d..o..w.. ............................................................................................................... 22 9 Notes. .W...i.n..d..o..w... .................................................................................................................... 23 Part IX Adding, Editing & Organizing Bookmarks 24 1 Add a. .B..o..o..k..m...a..r.k.. ................................................................................................................. 24 2 Add a. .S..u..b..c..a..t.e..g..o..r.y.. .o..r. .C...a..t.e..g..o..r.y.. ......................................................................................... 26 3 Edit a.n.. .I.t.e..m... ........................................................................................................................ 26 4 Delete.. .I.t.e..m...s.. ....................................................................................................................... 26 5 Move .o..r.. .D..u..p..l.i.c..a..t.e.. .I.t.e..m...s. ..................................................................................................... 27 6 Make .a..n.. .A...l.i.a..s. .o..f. .a.. .B..o..o..k..m...a..r.k.. ............................................................................................. 28 7 Mark/.U..n..m...a..r.k.. .I.t.e..m...s. ............................................................................................................. 28 8 Sort o.r.. .R..e..-.o..r.d..e..r. .I.t.e..m...s.. ........................................................................................................ 29 9 Insert. .a.. .S..e..p..a..r.a..t.o..r. ............................................................................................................... 30 10 Add a. .N..o..t.e..,. .L..o..g..-.i.n.. .o..r.. .K..e..y..w..o..r..d..s. ......................................................................................... 30 11 De-du.p..l.i.c..a..t.e.. .B..o..o..k..m...a..r.k..s. ..................................................................................................... 30 12 Check../.V..a..l.i.d..a..t.e.. .B..o..o..k..m...a..r.k..s. ................................................................................................. 30 13 Reset. .L..a..s.t. .V..i.s..i.t.e..d.. .T..i.m...e.. ...................................................................................................... 32 14 Undo .C..h..a..n..g..e..s.. .................................................................................................................... 32 Part X Getting the Most from Bookmark Buddy 32 1 Tool T..r.a..y.. ............................................................................................................................ 32 2 Gener..a..l. .T..i.p..s. ....................................................................................................................... 33 3 Keybo..a..r.d.. .S..h..o..r..t.c.u..t.s.. ............................................................................................................ 33 Part XI Preferences & Configuration 34 1 Prefer..e..n..c.e..s.. ........................................................................................................................ 34 2 Web B..r..o..w..s..e..r.s.. .................................................................................................................... 35 3 Behav..i.o..r. .P..r..e..f.e..r.e..n..c..e..s. ......................................................................................................... 36 4 Hot Ke..y..s.. ............................................................................................................................. 37 5 Prese.n..t.a..t.i.o..n.. .P..r.e..f.e..r..e..n..c.e..s.. ................................................................................................... 38 6 Chang..e.. .S..e..t.u..p.. .a..f.t.e..r.. .I.n..s.t.a..l.l.i.n..g.. ............................................................................................. 39 Part XII Support & Other Stuff 39 1 Proble..m...s.. ............................................................................................................................ 39 2 Frequ.e..n..t.l.y.. .A..s..k.e..d.. .Q...u..e..s.t.i.o..n..s.. ............................................................................................... 40 © Edward Leigh 1998-2015 Contents III 3 Suppo..r.t. .&... .F..e..e..d..b..a..c.k.. ........................................................................................................... 41 4 Histor.y.. .o..f. .C..h..a..n..g..e..s. .............................................................................................................. 42 5 Plans. .f.o..r. .F..u..t.u..r.e.. .R..e..l.e..a..s..e..s. ..................................................................................................
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