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Using myFavorites is very easy. Make any selection on a Web page
and right-click the selection with the mouse, then from the displayed
menu choose the command 'Add to myFavorites 2':
myFavorites dialog box will be displayed. The fields Date, Title,
and Link are filled in automatically, but can be edited manually,
if needed. You can also select a priority for the citation and add
your comment:
By using the internal WYSIWYG editor, you can edit the citation
and change its formatting — text styles, font sizes, table
dimensions, and the like.
myFavorites remembers where exactly you saved your last citation,
and since all fields are filled in automatically, you can just click
Save immediately and save the citation at one stroke — exactly
where you want. This is a fast, easy, and comfortable way to quickly
collect many citations.
Or you can select to which database file and which folder your
citation will be saved:
The collected citations are stored in a database much like the
files on your computer are stored in different folders of the folder
tree. Using myFavorites is similar to using Microsoft Windows Explorer:
To open a citation, just click it on the list. Then, you can edit
the citation, print it out, or open it in a separate browser window.
You can also select several citations and view them as one report.
You can also quickly preview your citations without opening each
of them
separately:
One of the key features of myFavorites is that it allows to quickly
find the relevant citations even in very big database files. You
can either use the context search in the whole tree or any its branch,
or apply the search filter to any folder to select only the citations
that contain the search string:
Try myFavorites for free and create your own 'Treasure Island'
of the Internet on your computer! 
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