how do I "bookmark" a page?
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I just add it to favourites
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how can I bookmark this great ques?
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you can do properties on this page, u'll have there the url of the page...\npiece of cake...\n\nfirefox rulez, and i love it!
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In I.E. click on "view" "Explorer Bar" "History" or use short cut ctrl+H happy surfing
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Hi,\nIf you are using Mozilla Firefox as your browser go to your favourite webpage and select ALL of the address of that page in the address bar at the top of the browser (click on it 3 times or click and drag across all of it).\n Then Right click mouse and select "copy"\nNow go click on the "Tools" menu and select "Options"\nOn the "General" tab at the top is the homepage Location, click on it once and use delete and/or backspace to clear it.\nNow you can either click on "Current Page" (if you still have your favourite page showing) or right click in the box and paste what you copied.\nClick "OK" box and u r sorted.\nUse same method for Internet Explorer if using that (Tools>Internet Options.... etc)\nRecomend you use Mozilla Firefox for a browser, it's free and safer & vry user friendly!\nCheers!!!
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1. Format\n2. Page...\n3. Then the Page tab
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It's built into the browser. Try Ctrl-F.
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1. Enter Word. \n2. File > Save as Web Page\n3. Give the page a unique name. \n\nThat should do what you want.
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do you mean like in the browsers tool bar?\ni don't think that is possible because of security reasons.\n\nif you mean a webpage then try the link below...
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To import bookmarks from other browsers:\n\n1.On the Bookmarks menu, select "Import Bookmarks." \nThe Import page appears.\n\n2.Check the box next to the name of the Application(s) from which you want to import bookmarks. \n3.Click the "Start Import" button. \nA message keeps you informed on the progress of the import process and displays a success message when the process is complete.\n\n4.Click the "Done" button. \n5.If your imported bookmarks do not appear in the Bookmarks Sidebar module right away, click the >> button on the Bookmarks Sidebar module and select "Refresh" from the option menu.
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You can go to that particular web site first. Click Favourites > Add to Favourites. Type a name to identify that bookmark or web page. Click OK.\n\nYou can also go on to organise your bookmarks by category. This is done so by clicking Favourites > Organise favourites. And you can create folders to sort them neatly.
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Simple answer is to use the ScrapBook extension for Firefox. It's truly awesome.
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It depends on what format you want.  Instructions for getting at your bookmarks as RSS, HTML, and Javascript can be found on the Delicious help page.\n\nExporting as OPML could be nice or even as a Word document.
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Right click the page and choose Add Bookmark.
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Click view, at the top of the page, then toolbars..Put a checkmark, in front of address bar, and standard buttons..good luck..
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You should be able to go to "Favorites", "Organize Favorites", and then drag what you want onto your USB drive.  Alternately, you can use portable Firefox, which will let you take all your bookmarks with you to any computer.  It can be downloaded here: http://portableapps.com/apps/internet/firefox_portable
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I assume you mean in HTML?\n\nIf so, then like this\n<a href="LOCATION">DISPLAYED TEXT</a>\n\nIf in something else (like a word processor) then different rules apply. \n\n///