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Hiya Gang!
Been following this thread a little...seems like I remember
someone creating some sort of "hotlist manager APM"
for Arachne some time back??? I'll do a bit of checking
and see if anyone has this one. Maybe it was Joe daSilva?
C U L8R!
Wiz <{;-)
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At 07/17/04 8:26:00 AM, you wrote:
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>On Sat, 17 Jul 2004 11:32:56 +0200, Michal H. Tyc wrote:
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>>>> From: "Mike Millen" <mikemillen@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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>>>> It's very easy to add links at the start of your hotlist to other lists,
>>>> in much
>>>> the same way that IE lets you add folders within the "Favourites" list.
>>>> I have at least 10 hotlists linked from the main list in Arachne.
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>> In fact, I'm using something similar. The only problem is, that
>> you have to tidy up the main hotlist from time to time and manually
>> (i.e., under some multi-window editor) move the links added at the
>> end of main hotlist (with Arachne's "Add to hotlist" function) to
>> their appropriate 'sub-hotlists'. Or to delete them completely,
>> after a while of thinking <G>.
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>Consider how easy it is to add new emails to the various folders
>with Insight or create new folders as you wish.
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>Why couldn't the Arachne hotlist work the same way?
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>When you want to save a link (or email address or file location) you
>could be presented with a screen that offers you the option of saving
>to various hotlists or of creating a new one. Thus, you would not
>have to use a multi-view editor or other manual means to create the
>various hotlists.
>
>This would be a great thing for the ordainary user without advanced
>editing and HTML skills. (like myself)
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>Sam Ewalt
>Croswell, Michigan, USA
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