I created my bookmarks, grouped them by names that made sense and could easily move them around so that the things I used most were at the top.
The thing I used to like most about Netscape, before Microsoft compatibility issues began to take over my computing choices, was its bookmark system. No, it’s not disorganization I blame, it’s file structures. I actually make an effort to group things so that they make sense and go through the files once in a while to remove old useless materials. The root of this problem? You might think it was pure lack of organization, but I’m willing to bet that I’m probably more organized electronically than three-quarters of the population. Some I remembered from 1996, most I had no clue about any longer. After years of moving in a little memory here, a new hard drive there, a second drive, new motherboards, and successively installing, uninstalling and upgrading software, I had accumulated an impressive and messy array of files. The only difficult aspect of adjusting to the new computer was transferring all my old documents. It is the first entirely new computer I’ve had since 1996, and I was thrilled not to have to deal with switching out old components for new. , and organizer of its Legal Research Training Focus Group.Ī few months ago, I got a new laptop. Cindy Curling is the Electronic Resources Librarian at Fried Frank Harris Shriver & Jacobson in Washington, D.C., a web committee member for the Law Librarian’s Society of Washington, D.C.
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