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| RE: IE5 setup Yoshi, I'm new to the forum, AND OS X, but thought I'd post this question: Have you tried duplicating the files, and putting them in the OS X prefs, instead of the aliases? Of course, if things are already working... ![]() |
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| well that would work but thats even more of a pain, the reason I did it like this is so that if you ever have to boot into OS 9 you have all your stuff right there and you don't have to worry about having to find your bookmarks and stuff ![]()
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| Re: Sharing Fave's betwixt X and 9.x Great idea Yoshi... I do something completely different though. I actually opened word and pasted all my fave's into a doc and named it user.html (user=my name) and then copied it into my documents folder on both systems. I have not tried it with an alias but I like the idea of portability it gives me. If I want to take my links to the office I can just email em'. I actually coded it in html with "a href" 's to clean it up and make it look pretty. The nice thing about it is I can make tables and all sorts of visual aids to draw my eyes to things. Just my 2 cents! |
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| I did a similar thing to get bookmaks to work in 9 and X. Seeing as X is my main system i created alias to the bookmake files and placed them in the corresponding 9 Prefs folder. (i did this wile using OS 9 because 9 doesn't like OSX aliases. Never had any problems worked fine for me for about a year now
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