[Electronics-talk] Google Crome

[Jim Shaffer]

Ok, I think I've answered my own question.  It appears I need to cut, then 
paste, each item individually.  This isn't a desirable solution, but it 
works.

Sometimes though, I find that Crome doesn't let me access a page.  It might 
put up the header, but that's it.  If I exit Crome and then come back in, it 
seems to work.

I'm sure that some of you have been using Crome for a while, and can provide 
some words of wisdom.
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Jim Shaffer
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Subject: [Electronics-talk] Google Crome

I've started attempting to use Google Crome, and it seems pretty useable,
except for bookmarks.  When I imported my bookmarks from IE, it put them in
a separate folder called "imported from IE".  I don't want them in a
separate folder!  How do I move those links to the bookmarks bar as if I'd
created them in Crome from the git-go?

I think this is a big deal, and if I can't resolve it, I may go back to I.E.
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Jim Shaffer
Pflugerville, TX
www.jjshaffer.net
www.pgramblers.com


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