What do I need to do to view favorites that are not in the current menu?
I have a lot of non-sorted favorites. But atm I am seeing this 4 bars of favorites listing but not the ones I added as last. I am unable to reach them true the menu, before this was possible by scrolling a long time.
This might be a problem with my matrox driver or something like that, because the favorites menu item is also covering both my screens instead of only the active screen.
Is anyone else having the same problems or am I the only one that is just messy with his favorites?
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I have no problems with my Favorites. I have added some and I have a long list and I can scroll without issue.
IE7 has been solid since I started using it...I even posted an entry on my Blog about my first thoughts after loading it if anyone is interested, here is the link: http://bazzoni.blogspot.com/2005/08/first-impressions-internet-explorer-7.html
Could be a driver issue for you like you mentioned. -
Does the scrolling menu have a bar yet?
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Okay, my Favorites is no where close to yours. If you want to send me a copy of your bookmark.htm file I could try it on one of my test machines with IE 7 to see if I get the same results.
It really sounds to me like an IE team member should ask you for your bookmark.htm file to test, but I would be willing to at least give it a shot.
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Erm, question:
Why does IE7 have this "Windows 95 Start-menu-style" behaviour for the favorites list?
What's wrong with the fine'n'dandy scrolling menus instead?
Or even the sidebar! -
W3bbo wrote:Erm, question:
Why does IE7 have this "Windows 95 Start-menu-style" behaviour for the favorites list?
What's wrong with the fine'n'dandy scrolling menus instead?
Or even the sidebar!
That was the first thing I was asking myself when I just installed IE7. But with many favorites I have to say that 2 columns is kinda handy, but you need to get used to it. The full screen columns is not handly at all. -
Erik,
Wow, great work on this so far. It is really strange that it is cliping off 5 favs per line.
I looked at your code I will try this out at a different resolution and see what happens. -
W3bbo wrote:Erm, question:
Why does IE7 have this "Windows 95 Start-menu-style" behaviour for the favorites list?
What's wrong with the fine'n'dandy scrolling menus instead?
It takes 5 minutes to get to where you want to go. Add a friggin' scrollbar like in the Explorer pane (which is what I use now). -
I agree with NeoTom. I prefer the Favorites sidebar (Ctrl I) to the Favorites menu, especially if you're going to deal with that many favorites.
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mbazzoni wrote:Erik,
Wow, great work on this so far. It is really strange that it is cliping off 5 favs per line.
I looked at your code I will try this out at a different resolution and see what happens.
Btw. I have the same problems when I put my resolution to 1 screen (1280x1024). Only then you get less bars, I must say this is a damn good reason to buy an extra TFT display =)
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erik_ wrote:Only then you get less bars, I must say this is a damn good reason to buy an extra TFT display =)
CRT you fool!
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ghehe CRT are too cheap, you need to buy those in bulk =)
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I discovered that my favorites displayed correctly once I sorted them all into alphabetical order. Previously, those at the end which were not in order were not displayed. IE7 seems to recognise favorites which are in alphabetical order, and to ignore any which are out of order after the final Y's or Z's
My favorites make up two columns with a few left over. When I first click on the menu, the last few are missing, but when I move the mouse off the menu and back, the second column scrolls down to show the last few.
This is all rather odd, and not very intuitive. What was wrong with the old style favorites menu
Incidentally, there is a check box in Tools/Internet Options/Advanced to 'Enable Personalized Favorites Menu', but it does not seem to have any effect
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thinking about it , it would be nice if with IE7 or Vista you could sort favorites by tags; and optionally have it organized this way in the menu and sidebar. something about my experience in bookmarking sites is that i rarely take time to organize bookmarks so i have a long list. if when you make a bookmark the messagebox has an input for tags, and it automatically organizes it for you that would be nice
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You should be able to build virtual folders of favorites in Windows Vista. With WinFS, you should be able to run queries with resultsets of favorites being returned.
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erik_ wrote:
What kind of monitor/screen are you using that allows such a wide view on everything? I gots to get me one of those.
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Red5 wrote:

erik_ wrote:
What kind of monitor/screen are you using that allows such a wide view on everything? I gots to get me one of those.
It's a dual monitor setup, not one screen. But looks like one when you make a screenshot of it -
Rogerdgford wrote:I discovered that my favorites displayed correctly once I sorted them all into alphabetical order. Previously, those at the end which were not in order were not displayed. IE7 seems to recognise favorites which are in alphabetical order, and to ignore any which are out of order after the final Y's or Z's
My favorites make up two columns with a few left over. When I first click on the menu, the last few are missing, but when I move the mouse off the menu and back, the second column scrolls down to show the last few.
This is all rather odd, and not very intuitive. What was wrong with the old style favorites menu
Incidentally, there is a check box in Tools/Internet Options/Advanced to 'Enable Personalized Favorites Menu', but it does not seem to have any effect
I still have the same problem when I sort on name, sorting true internet explorer makes it crash with 400 favorites. Sorting true the explorer allows me but the problem stays.
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