do you use your IE links bar?

was just wondering

That would involve me using the mouse. The mouse if for the weak and is a waste of my time. :)

I just keep the Favorites pane open all the time.

o i have too many favorites. "back in the day" when i used netscape (i started surfing the net in 98) i still have all of thsoe bookmarks, just converted them to IE favs...so i have thousands of favs...i cant clean them out cuz im too laz...

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Originally posted by nabeels786
"back in the day" when i used netscape

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Hey, I'm sure I could've kept my Mosaic shortcuts, but why bother. :)

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Originally posted by CiberTHuG
That would involve me using the mouse. The mouse if for the weak and is a waste of my time. :)

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No wonder you hate windows. If you don't like GUI, Windows isn't for you.

my links bar

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Originally posted by aknisely
No wonder you hate windows. If you don't like GUI, Windows isn't for you.

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Oh, I love GUI. Besides, Linux has X Windows. I've used MWM in Ultrix and Gnome in Linux.

But, so much work has gone into the MS Windows GUI, that there are more shortcut keys. It is easier for me to avoid the mouse in MS Windows then in X.

If I were picking an OS on interface alone, I would pick MS Windows. Since I have more demands, I'm trying to push the world to improve the X interface.

I rarely use favourites, i rarely use History, I never use links, I never use search. It irritates me when people leave Favourites/history/search window open.

call me old fashoned, but i usually type everything

i can probably type it faster than clicking a button

use links as a toolbar, not nessesarily for links but for shortcuts and all other kinds of crap, since it produces popupmenutrees intead of opening the folder

I just started putting all the forums I visit in there...

[H]ardforum
AMDMB.com Forums
PC Tech Support
VB Q and A
Winamp.com
WinDrivers Forums

of course, i visit VB Q and A the most. :D :D