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AcqURL 7.3

Acquire URLs: Pronounced like "A Squirrel" without the "S".

The Next Evolution in Bookmark Management!

With
the ever expanding number of sites on the internet, managing bookmarks
has now become a complex challenge. An excellent solution to the
problem is AcqURL (Acquire URLs). This extremely powerful, yet simple
to use, interface makes managing a moderate to massive amount of
bookmarks very easy.


AcqURL uses a tabbed page metaphor to
access groups of bookmarks, with each page holding up to 80 bookmarks.
The number of tabbed pages is virtually unlimited, and pages can be
added, removed or edited at any time.
Bookmarks can be added to AcqURL simply by clicking the mouse on any blank bookmark button.

Local
applications, such as a word processor, can also be loaded and launched
from AcqURL. Drag and drop from the desktop or file manager is
supported as well. AcqURL also contains an integrated FTP client with
drag and drop functionality for bookmarking FTP sites. You can even
bookmark email addresses and newsgroups in AcqURL.


Specific
bookmarks can be recognized at a glance by associating icons to them.
AcqURL will automatically use the icon of a local file type when
bookmarking local files, and look for a web page icon when bookmarking
web pages. Icons can also be assigned to AcqURL bookmarks and can use
various graphic types such as: BMP, GIF, JPG, ICO and ICL**.


Anything
you can think of to do with a bookmark can be done within AcqURL.
Bookmarks can be sorted, searched, printed, emailed, color coded,
edited, protected, verified, imported, exported and distributed on
disk. You can even create an internet links page of HTML code from the
bookmarks with just a couple of mouse clicks.
Searching the internet
has now become much easier as well. AcqURL allows you to use multiple
search engines on the internet with a single click. A list of over 70
search engines are included, and new ones can be added at any time.

Make
your time online more productive and enjoyable by using the right
tools. If you use the internet, you should be using AcqURL.

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