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Key Features
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You will never lose the information
you once found
Internet is ever changing and a yesterday’s
link will not necessarily respond today. While traditional
bookmark managers can store only the links, our
software has breathed new life in this technology.
Our myFavorites program allows to bring the ever
changing world of the Net closer to you: now you
can store and manage the Web pages of interest in
their original form at your own computer. With our
software, you will never lose the things you once
found – and you will have them in exactly the same
form in which they were found.
You can use myFavorites
for reading news
myFavorites is now a news reader, which
can connect to RSS sources and download news. After
having been downloaded to your computer, the news
articles become regular favorites, and you can read,
preview, and manage them in the usual ways.
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| Edit,
format, and comment on your citations at any time
By using the internal WYSIWYG editor,
you can easily make changes in the content of your
citations at any time. Edit the texts of the citations,
change their formatting – text styles, div sizes,
table dimensions, and the like – it’s all in your
hands now.
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| Store
citations in any language
Your citations can speak different languages.
The pages stored in myFavorites look just the same
as you saw them in the Microsoft Internet Explorer
window. Thanks to the UNICODE support in myFavorites,
letters and characters of different languages look
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Easily
manageable data storage
myFavorites provides suitable and flexible
tools for organizing your data. You can create separate
branches with unlimited depth in your citations
catalog tree, easily move, copy, or drag separate
citations or groups of citations, or even folders
with all their content to different locations. Finally,
you can divide your data – for example, chronologically
or thematically – in several files and store them
separately. You also can merge different files or
their branches to form a new file.
myFavorites
tracks history
myFavorites stores a history of your
path through the citations' tree. You can easily
return to the folders you visited recently. The
window, which appears when you select the command
'Add to myFavorites', also remembers in which file
and in which folder you added a citation last time,
so new ones are added instantly in the right place.
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Export
to Internet Explorer is available
myFavorites is able to import the favorites
from Microsoft Internet Explorer, and it can also
export your bookmarks to Internet Explorer's favorites.
Use the tool that is best for the job, and move
data back and forth seamlessly.
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Share it with your friends
You can easily e-mail your citations
– any branch of the tree – to anyone, using Microsoft
Outlook. Simply choose the corresponding command
from the application’s menu and the new message
with the desired attachment will be prepared immediately.
Database
files are now recognized by the file system
The installation program of myFavorites
registers the database file of myFavorites. You
can open the application by double clicking to the
icon of the .myFavorites DB file — even if
it is an attachment to an email message. You also
can modify this external file and store your changes
in it.
myFavorites
carefully treats your data
myFavorites cares for your collected
information. With our Setup program, you will never
lose your data accidentally, even if you install
and uninstall different versions of myFavorites
in various combinations and under different user
accounts. All the versions can work simultaneously
and independently, storing their data in different
locations. Our Setup always offers you to choose
which data you would like to preserve and use.
Little
pigeons can carry great messages
Thanks to the highly efficient programming
techniques that were used to create myFavorites,
our bookmark manager has incredibly small size,
combined with the richest functionality. You can
put your citations on one diskette, even together
with myFavorites, or e-mail them as a harmless and
small attachment. As you will see, myFavorites has
much to offer, but asks for very little in terms
of resources.
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