Alphabetical Bookmark Collector

v 1.0 for PC, Windows and Internet Explorer

This utility displays your internet bookmarks in an alphabetical register. Useful if you have bookmarked a lot of links and put them in a complicated hierarchy of folders. You can quickly lookup a bookmark without having to trying remember in which folder you put it.

DOWNLOAD: Alphabetical Bookmark Collector v 1.01

Release date: May, 2001

Current build: 1.01.0022

Updates and fixes:

v 1.0.1.19
Fixed rare access violation on startup caused by a favorite having an empty description.

Description

The Alphabetical Bookmark Collector (ABC) is an aid for managing your bookmarks. The ABC is aimed to work together with Internet Explorer (IE). It is operating in a very simple way. It scans your favorites directory and adds all bookmarks found together in a long list. It then presents the list in an alphabetical register. It will add bookmarks found in sub-directories too.

No-Click

When choosing a bookmark for the purpose of navigating to that page, you have the option to use a feature called the "No-Click" feature. This will enable you to automatically navigate to the page by just hovering over the bookmark with your mouse. The necessary amount of "hovering-time" is adjustable.

Features

Right-click in the list of bookmarks for a popup-menu
Hit a letter-key and swiftly display that page in the register
Automatically launch IE on startup of the ABC
Set a startup page for the automatic launch of IE
Options dialog, to tailor the appearance and behavior of ABC
Randomly navigate to one of the bookmarks

Technical specifications

ABC will only work together with IE. It operates as a self-supporting program and doesn't require IE to be running. It can be started before or after IE has been started. It must be started and closed as a normal program and in every sense acts like such one. It does not cooperate with any running instance of IE and no changes is made what so ever to the environment (files, directories etc) used or referenced by IE. ABC is not aware of running instances of IE and IE is not aware of ABC. When navigating from inside ABC, the program associated with .url-files will be started. So, this must be IE in order for the ABC to work properly. If you are using IE as your default browser, this will normally be the case.