Safari & IE's bookmarks

[SnowWhite]

I know I have done this with a billion bookmarks exported from 
Netscape.  Don't know how to export from IE, but you probably do.  I 
used a program called Safari Enhancer way back in Safari beta .63 or 
so.  Anyhow, with it I turned on the Debug Menu and it includes an 
Import Favourites. Everytime I run it I get a new copy of bookmarks 
from IE and Netscape.  Luckily as I updated Safari to the 1.0 (v.85) 
the enabled Debug Menu has stayed active. Check it out on Version 
tracker.

jj

PS:
  screenshots are SHIFT + APPLE + 3 and
a chosen area screenshot is SHIFT + APPLE + 4.

Use the mouse to pull a box to choose the area. Once the mouse key is 
down you can release the others (or just get a cramp from holding to 
long). Relaese mouse once your box is right for shot.



On Monday, July 14, 2003, at 09:12  PM, Power Macintosh G4 List wrote:

> Safari & IE's bookmarks
> From: John Erdman <jperdman at earthlink.net>
> Message-Id: <A8216544-B628-11D7-A956-000A27D86C96 at earthlink.net>
>
> Wayne -
>
> A  document in the Apple knowledge base said that it cannot be done
> (yet). I've spent the best part of two long session trying to figure
> out a way to do it. The closest I can come is to open IE and export the
> bookmarks as an html page.  Then open it in Safari as a file. I put the
> file on my bookmark bar and it's almost as good as the original...
> except that it has lost its hierarchical info.
>
> Beside the uncertainty in the bank on Safari, the feature I most miss
> from IE is the "scrap book".  I'm still a novice with OS X but I find
> that saving web pages and screen shots is a pain in the ass. Any
> suggestion for shareware that might help?
>
> Cheers
>
> John
>
>
> On Monday, July 14, 2003, at 08:13 AM, Wilkin, Wayne (Mass) wrote:
>
>> Has anyone found a way to totally import IE's bookmarks. What I mean 
>> is
>> exactly the way that they are in IE. I notice Safari doesn't import
>> them but
>> only to a certain level. This is one of the only reasons I don't
>> switch. The
>> other is online banking and such still has problems.