> That's fine Wayne. I believe you would want to poke > around /usr/share > for a firefox bookmarks.html file which copies itself > when the browser > is launched. I just deducted that there's a file of > the like somewhere > there because the .firefox directory in a user's home > directory stores > the bookmarks directly in a single html file. On a > Linux system > (x86_64) it's located > at: > /usr/lib64/firefox/defaults/profile/bookmarks.html > so OpenSolaris > hould be wherever the GNOME/JDS components are, > probably > just > /usr/lib/firefox/defaults/profile/bookmarks.html. > > James
Guess I didn't make it very clear. I am able to import this html file into FF bookmarks as a part thereof. However, I am unable to make it to appear as a "Bookmarks Toolbar". This is a special part of the Firefox GUI; it shows up on the screen as a toolbar right below the title bar and can be turned on and off (by clicking on the "View" -> "toolbar"). Ed. I am able to copy and paste together the four OpenSolaris/Sun bookmark groups into a Firefox toolbar and display it as such. But really what I want to know is, where I can direct others to download this OpenSolaris toolbar, so that they can conveniently access "info Solaris" in, say, Windows or Linux. This bookmarks toolbar is already included in OpenSolaris. Recently I found a need to use Vista b/c JavaFX does not run on Solaris. (Or someone please tell me I am wrong.) -- This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ indiana-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/indiana-discuss
