share_inspiration wrote on Nov 23
rd, 2010 at 8:54am:
Also, I can put notes on each bookmark using the inspector, right?
Yes. BookMacster supports
Commentsshare_inspiration wrote on Nov 23
rd, 2010 at 8:54am:
I want to be able to export the bookmarks with little notes about each one and save as a file. I want this file to have all bookmarks and notes nicely arranged so I can copy and paste the contents of this file on my web page under my "useful links" page.
Can I do this with Bookmaster?
No, because BookMacster does not support an HTML Export feature. It's been on the list of things to do. I poked around for a few minutes and found that the Opera web browser supports both HTML Export and
Comments, which they call
Descriptions. So if you want to do this now, you could work around the current limitation by doing this:
- Download and install Opera from http://.opera.com/.
- Launch Opera once (to create a bookmarks file)
- Quit Opera.
- Launch BookMacster.
- Open the Bookmarkshelf Document which has the bookmarks you want to export.
- Add Comments and otherwise arrange as desired.
- Click the tab Settings ▸ Clients.
- Add Opera as a Client.
- Click in the menu Bookmarkshelf ▸ Export (Opera).
- Launch Opera.
- In Opera's menu click File ▸ Import and Export ▸ Export Bookmarks as HTML
share_inspiration wrote on Nov 23
rd, 2010 at 8:54am:
Then, can someone tell me why I should use this program or how I can benefit from using this program?
That's described on the product web page. If what you want to do is not included and you bought it from Sheep Systems directly, send an email to sales@sheepsystems.com and request a refund. If you bought it in TheMacBundles, they give refunds too.
share_inspiration wrote on Nov 23
rd, 2010 at 8:54am:
But I guess you can say it is not very intuitive?
We're always working on making it more intuitive and appreciate the feedback, but different people will always have somewhat different intuitions.
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