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Don't just look at a web page--do things with it! For example, you can...

• write notes on it
• highlight it
• categorize it
• describe it
• save the link away
• or keep the whole page to be read another day!

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Here are just a few of WEBMARCATION's features:

Some Fun Things to Try

Features

Browse the Web

Just type any web address into the address bar and click the "Go" button and WEBMARCATION will retrieve the page like any other browser. But here, already, is where things get more interesting.

Save Links for Later Reference

If you'd like to save the link to the page you are reading to be retrieved later, click "Save Link" in the toolbar and the link will appear in the topics list at the top of the browser window. You can change the description by editing it in the description bar and pressing "Enter".

Later, when you want to retrieve the page again, just click on the link in the topics list.

Save Pages to a Local "Cache" Database

You can take a "snapshot" of a page by saving it to your local "cache". Click "Save Page" and the next time you access the page the text portions will be retrieved just as you saved them. (The images will still be retrieved from the web.) You can embed notes and you can highlight portions of text in your saved page.

If you want to see the current web version of the page, click "Display Web" after retrieving the page. Revert to the cached copy by clicking "Display Local". Or, save the currently displayed web version again to the cache by clicking "Save Page".

Create a Topics Hierarchy Similar to a "Favorites" List

Click "Topics" and add new topics and subtopics by checking the box next to any "[New Topic]" entry and changing its name. Edit any topic name any time by clicking on the name and changing it. Delete a topic by unchecking the box next to it.

Associate Links and Pages to More Than One Topic at the Same Time

Select one or more links from the list of links then click "Topics". You will see these selected links in a special section under every topic. Simply check the links you want associated with the topic. Uncheck any links you want to disassociate from the topic.

"Grab": See and Choose From All the Links in a Page

For power link managment, you can navigate to a blog or headlines page and click "Notes Grab". The page will be saved to the cache and you will see a table of all the links on the page.

You can visit the links by clicking on them. Or, you can add them to your link list by Crtl-clicking them. You can mark any link as "Ignore" if you've already read it, saved it to your link list or if you not interested in it.

You can return to the page, say, a few days later and click "Refresh Links" and the page will be retrieved from the web and any new links will be added to your table. These will show up at the top highlighted in blue.

"Grabbed" pages and saved pages are stored separately in the database cache.

Grabbing RSS Feeds

Grab works on RSS (Really Simple Syndication) feeds as well. Thousands of web sites syndicate their contents via these "news feeds".

Save the link to an RSS feed to the links list then click on it with the right mouse button and click "Grab Links". Or, click on a link to visit an RSS feed. For some sites, the page will appear as gibberish, for others the gibberish will be nicely formatted to look a page with headlines and short descriptions. In either case, click "Links Grab" and the RSS links will be gathered.

Some Fun Things to Try

With a Single Click, Save a Link to Access Later

It can be tedious visiting every interesting link in a blog or headlines page. Clicking on the link and either reading it or saving it for later, then returning to the page and doing it all over again is time-consuming and annoying.

But, you don't have to do that! Whenever you move your mouse over a link and a "hand" appears, press the "Ctrl" key and the hand will change to a "chain". Now, click the link and it will automatically appear in the list of links. Before moving on to ctrl-click another link, you can change the description of the saved link, if you like.

Add Notes to a Page

Once you've retrieved a page, click "Notes Add" and the mouse cursor will change to a rotating pencil (and the page's status will change to "Show Notes" in the link list). Double-click or select any word in a passage of text and a "note" will appear. You can type your own comments into the note and they will be saved along with page in the cache.

You can move the note to any place on the page, minimize it, edit it or even delete it.

Highlight Passages

When viewing a "Show Notes" page, you can change the mouse cursor by clicking the "Ctrl" key. It starts out as a rotating pen then changes to a "highlighter", the default arrow and back to the rotating pencil. If you select the highlighter, you can use it to highlight text by clicking on the text and dragging the highlighter across it.

Delete highlighting by clicking the "x" next to the highlighting. Expand (or contract) the highlighting by dragging one of the arrows at the beginning or the end of the highlight.

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