Ok, this is what I did.. I copied win9x netscape file, Bookmark.htm, to
file /.netscape renaming it to bookmarks.html .. it was that simple.. next
for fun, I transferred my address book because the file name is the same
for both.. In a few weeks, Mr Gates can kiss my a$$!!.. Thanks everyone
for you
On Tue, Sep 05, 2000 at 07:23:22PM -0500, ktb wrote:
> On Tue, 05 Sep 2000, Shel Johnson wrote:
> > Ok, here's a dumb one.. How do you find a file directory that starts with
> > a dot?.. Are they hidden?.. I know the location is: /home/shel/.netscape ,
> > but when I look for it, all I see is: /hom
On Wed, 06 Sep 2000, I. Tura wrote:
> At 05.00 5/9/00 -0700, Shel Johnson ha escrit:
> >Ok, here's a dumb one.. How do you find a file directory that starts with
> >a dot?.. Are they hidden?.. I know the location is: /home/shel/.netscape ,
> >but when I look for it, all I see is: /home/shel .. Does
On Tue, 05 Sep 2000, Shel Johnson wrote:
> Ok, here's a dumb one.. How do you find a file directory that starts with
> a dot?.. Are they hidden?.. I know the location is: /home/shel/.netscape ,
> but when I look for it, all I see is: /home/shel .. Does that make any
> sense??...
>
As far as I kno
At 05.00 5/9/00 -0700, Shel Johnson ha escrit:
>Ok, here's a dumb one.. How do you find a file directory that starts with
>a dot?.. Are they hidden?.. I know the location is: /home/shel/.netscape ,
>but when I look for it, all I see is: /home/shel .. Does that make any
>sense??...
ls -a
ls (or
On Tue, 05 Sep 2000, Shel Johnson wrote:
> Hi everyone.. Is there an easy way to import your bookmarks from win9x to
> linux??... Thanks!!
Win
-edit bookmarks
-file
-save as
-send your self an email with the "saved as" attached
Debian
-download mail
-click on the link
hth,
kent
y way to import your bookmarks from win9x
to
>linux??... Thanks!!
Netscape bookmarks are in a file called ~/.netscape/bookmarks.html. If
you
can export your bookmarks from IE, you should be able to edit the
resulting file into the right format.
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Oliver Elphick
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Shel Johnson wrote:
>Hi everyone.. Is there an easy way to import your bookmarks from win9x to
>linux??... Thanks!!
Netscape bookmarks are in a file called ~/.netscape/bookmarks.html. If you
can export your bookmarks from IE, you should be able to edit the
resulting file into the
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> Hi everyone.. Is there an easy way to import your bookmarks from win9x to
> linux??... Thanks!!
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netscape bookmarks are stored in 1 html file, just copy the file to
~/.netscape
if you are a more advanced user and have access to a apache webserver,
you can use mod_roaming(see www.freshmeat.net for it) ive been usign it
for almost 2 years i think and it's great, go anywhere in the worl
Hi everyone.. Is there an easy way to import your bookmarks from win9x to
linux??... Thanks!!
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In the file `preferences.js', look for the following line and edit it
according to YOUR preference:
user_pref("browser.bookmark_file", "/home/broult/lib/netscape/bookmarks.html");
At the top that file you will find the following warning:
// Netscape User Preferences
// This is a generated file!
On Tue, Aug 08, 2000 at 11:24:27PM +0200, Jonas Moberg wrote:
> Btw, when I checked my fstab I couldn't quite figure out what some
> fields did. I couldn't find any info on what the last two fields,
> "" and "" was for. "" was set to '0' on all entrys
> and "" was set to '1' on /, '22' on "/usr" an
> I couldn't seem to find any netscape-roaming-howto and since I don't know
> what ldap does I'm left in the blue here.. =)
You don't need an LDAP server, you can use mod_roaming with Apache instead, we
use it at work and its great :)
Regards,
Rob.
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> If you got more than one computer you can use Netscape-roaming.
> Install openldap, look at netscape-roaming-howto
> and you can use your netscape-profile everywhere.
I couldn't seem to find any netscape-roaming-howto and since I don't know
what ldap does I'm left in the blue here.. =)
> If you got more than one computer you can use Netscape-roaming.
> Install openldap, look at netscape-roaming-howto
> and you can use your netscape-profile everywhere.
I couldn't seem to find any netscape-roaming-howto and since I don't know
what ldap does I'm left in the blue here.. =)
> If you got more than one computer you can use Netscape-roaming.
> Install openldap, look at netscape-roaming-howto
> and you can use your netscape-profile everywhere.
I couldn't seem to find any netscape-roaming-howto and since I don't know
what ldap does I'm left in the blue here.. =)
> I can help!
> FSTab settings (manual, no Linuxconf on this machine) for a vfat formatted
> 15GB partition, with MP3's and stuff on it. One main user system
> (uid=1000), with a users group (gid=100).
>
> /dev/hdb1 /mnt/SharedMediavfat
> rw,uid=1000,gid=100,setgid=100,u
> mask=0
> i had a similar problem and my solution was:
>
> http://www.klomp.org/mod_roaming/#download
>
> if you have access to a webserver running apache or know someone who does
> you can have em install that module and use the roaming features of
> netscape. keep the same bookmarks/preferences/everyth
i had a similar problem and my solution was:
http://www.klomp.org/mod_roaming/#download
if you have access to a webserver running apache or know someone who does
you can have em install that module and use the roaming features of
netscape. keep the same bookmarks/preferences/everything accross te
At 12:40 2000/08/08 -0400, you wrote:
It's possible to mount your Windows partition with all the files set with
whatever ownership/permissions you want. You can put the settings in
/etc/fstab, but I can't find the appropriate settings in fstab's
manpages.. I think you can do it in Linuxconf t
On Tue, Aug 08, 2000 at 12:18:11PM +0200, Jonas Moberg wrote:
> I intend to use my netscape bookmark.htm from my windows-partition for
> linux as well. So I made a soft-link from my windows-netscape bookmark.htm
> to ~/.netscape/bookmarks.html. Works fine, except for one thing.. Netscape
> somet
On Tue, Aug 08, 2000 at 12:18:11PM +0200, Jonas Moberg wrote:
> I intend to use my netscape bookmark.htm from my windows-partition for
> linux as well. So I made a soft-link from my windows-netscape bookmark.htm
> to ~/.netscape/bookmarks.html. Works fine, except for one thing.. Netscape
> somet
I intend to use my netscape bookmark.htm from my windows-partition for
linux as well. So I made a soft-link from my windows-netscape bookmark.htm
to ~/.netscape/bookmarks.html. Works fine, except for one thing.. Netscape
sometimes replaces the link with a copy. Why?
This solution also makes it
I haven't gotten M14 to work on my box either, the main problem you'll run
into if you're running slink is that M14 need a newer version of some of the
libc files... so with out upgrading those I'm not sure it can be made to run...
(though I'd love to have someone contradict me) I can help yo
Vitux wrote:
> Hi Debianites
>
> I can't quite figure out how to install Moz M14.
> I d'led the
> mozilla-i686-pc-linux-gnu-M14-talkback.tar.gz,
> which is supposed to be a binary of the M14
> (according to Mozilla.org), and I figured out how
> to untar/zip it to a dir, but what then?
> How do I "
Hi Debianites
I can't quite figure out how to install Moz M14.
I d'led the
mozilla-i686-pc-linux-gnu-M14-talkback.tar.gz,
which is supposed to be a binary of the M14
(according to Mozilla.org), and I figured out how
to untar/zip it to a dir, but what then?
How do I "tell" X to use this instead of
Pere Camps <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> What I'm trying to do is to have my bookmarks file in the
> ~/public_html directory.
>
> As Netscape rewrites the file completely every time you change a
> bookmark, I can not have a simlink to the public_html directory. In the
> other way arou
"G. Crimp" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On Sat, Jan 03, 1998 at 12:41:48PM -0500, Daniel Martin at cush wrote:
> > Now if it were only
> > so easy to set the default home page...
> >
[...snip...]
> Somewhere in this list you will find a page that lets
> you indicate the URL of the page you wish
Daniel,
> > Does anybody know how to change the default bookmarks.html file
> > w/ Communicator 4.04?
> In my installation (Netscape 4.03 done with the Debian installer), the
> file is located in /usr/lib/netscape - just edit the bookmarks.htm
> file you find there, and that should do it.
On Sat, Jan 03, 1998 at 12:41:48PM -0500, Daniel Martin at cush wrote:
> Now if it were only
> so easy to set the default home page...
>
>
Choose "Preferences..." from the "Edit" menu on the
menu bar. This will open up a dialog window that is split
vertically. On the left is a list of aspects
Pere Camps <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi!
>
> This isn't strictly debian related but...
>
> Does anybody know how to change the default bookmarks.html file
> w/ Communicator 4.04?
In my installation (Netscape 4.03 done with the Debian installer), the
file is located in /usr/lib/
Hi!
This isn't strictly debian related but...
Does anybody know how to change the default bookmarks.html file
w/ Communicator 4.04?
TIA!
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I just downloaded Netscape 4.04 for my Debian box. It looks
interesting, but i have a pretty baci question.
I have a *lot* of bookmarks. In Version 3 there was a window which gave
you a scrolled list of the entries in your bookmark file. Where does
this live
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