OT - sentence separators (was: Re: bookmarks and where to file them)
Geert Janssens
geert.janssens3 at pandora.be
Tue Apr 12 10:00:42 MDT 2005
Dean,
I'm curious which language or communication uses '--' instead of '.' to
separate one sentence from another.
As far as I'm concerned you can use '--', but I must admit they confuse me
when reading them in normal e-mails. I always expect to find an inline remark
-which I use dashes for- and not a new sentence.
The dashes remind me of morse code.
Or am I the only one seeing dashes, and is it a problem with my
configuration ?
Cheers,
Geert Jan
On Sunday 3 April 2005 23:05, Dean Loros wrote:
> You can try this---
>
> turn on hidden file options & look for the .mozilla folder in your home
> directory--nav inside thru /profiles/default.xxx/ to look at what
> Mozilla has for your profile---the bookmarks file is a .html, so open
> it and copy/paste--
>
> That's what I know--I'm sure there are other ways---
>
> Dean
>
> On Apr 3, 2005, at 7:01 AM, Kevin McMahon wrote:
> > I reinstalled ydl 4 and saved my bookmarks as a file and am now
> > wondering how
> > to get them back into mozilla, I cannot import them that does not work
> > and am
> > wondering how to copy them or move them. What directory do i move them
> > too?
> > where are the bookmarks kept. I want to copy them to that directory I
> > think,
> > any help?
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