I have created bookmarks Ctrl-1 through Ctrl-5. Now I want to reset the last one (Ctrl-5) to a different folder. I *thought* the sequence was Ctrl-Shift-5, but that doesn't seem to work.
Of course the keystrokes are no longer visible in the Bookmark menu since all bookmarks 1-5 are already being used. Couldn't find anything in the Kestrokes help file.
Is it possible to reset a Bookmark?? What am I doing wrong?
Thanks!
--daniel
How reset bookmark??
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I figured it out! BUT....
I figured it out! The keystroke is actually Ctrl+Shift+5.
Now, my only request would be that this keystroke be documented somewhere! (in addition to the Bookmark menu itself, since this information disappears once you assign all 5 bookmarks to a folder!)
Thanks,
--Daniel
Now, my only request would be that this keystroke be documented somewhere! (in addition to the Bookmark menu itself, since this information disappears once you assign all 5 bookmarks to a folder!)
Thanks,
--Daniel
Where can I get the CHM file??
Hmm...when I tried to open the CHM file, I got a message asking me if I wanted to download it from your website. After saying yes, I was lead to your website. After poking around in the Download page for a while, I still could not find it.
Then I noticed a blurb in the main page about the Help file, and a link to download it "separately", but when I tried to download this, it almost overwrote my original 2xex1412.zip, which I don't think I want to do. Now, I don't know if the link is incorrect, or if in fact the chm file is given the same .zip name as the main app??
Bottom line, I still have no idea how to obtain this chm file. ...sure wish this was easier.
Thanks,
--Daniel
Then I noticed a blurb in the main page about the Help file, and a link to download it "separately", but when I tried to download this, it almost overwrote my original 2xex1412.zip, which I don't think I want to do. Now, I don't know if the link is incorrect, or if in fact the chm file is given the same .zip name as the main app??
Bottom line, I still have no idea how to obtain this chm file. ...sure wish this was easier.
Thanks,
--Daniel
here's the link advertised in the main page
http://www.ps.ic.ac.uk/~umeca74/2xExplorer.chm
http://www.ps.ic.ac.uk/~umeca74/2xExplorer.chm