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Part II: Getting Organized and Online with Your Storm
The Add Bookmark dialog box has an Available
Offline check box. When that check box is
selected, you not only save a page as a book-
mark, but also cache it so you can see it even
when you're out of range (like when you're
stuck deep in a mountain cave). The next time
Available offline
Modifying a bookmark
You have the option of changing the attributes of existing bookmarks. Why
change them? Say you bookmarked a couple of pages from the same Web
site, but the author of the Web pages didn't bother to have a unique title for
each page. While happily bookmarking pages, you didn't bother to change
the names of the bookmarks that default to the Web-page title. Now you end
up with several bookmarks with the same name.
Changing a bookmark is a snap. Follow these steps:
1. From the Bookmarks screen (touch-press Bookmarks on the Browser
menu), tap the name of the bookmark you want to modify, press the
menu key, and then touch-press Edit Bookmark.
2. On the screen that follows, edit the existing name, the address the
bookmark is pointing to, or both.
3. Touch-press Save to save your changes.
Organizing your bookmarks
Over time, the number of your bookmarks will grow, and trying to find a certain
site on a tiny screen can be tough. A handy work-around is to organize your
bookmarks with folders. For example, you can group related sites in a folder, and
each folder can have one or more other folders inside it (subfolders). Having a
folder hierarchy narrows your search and allows you to easily find a site.
For example, your sites might fall into these categories:
✓ Reference
NY Times
Yahoo!
you click the bookmark, that page comes up
quickly. This offline feature comes in handy
when you're pulling articles on the way to the
subway or the street-by-street directions you
got from maps.google.com.
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