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<blockquote data-quote="rrealm" data-source="post: 1807973" data-attributes="member: 20630">I too am folder happy.&nbsp; I somehow feel organized when it required twenty double-clicks to get what I want.&nbsp; It just my catagories are too specific and yet too broad.&nbsp; How about web page links that you got your content from?&nbsp; How do you know what type of content was at &quot;The Official Black Tavern Website&quot; and &quot;The Official Blue Tavern Website&quot;?&nbsp; (Creative arn't I?&nbsp; And yes, I am a DM.&nbsp;&nbsp; <img src="http://www.enworld.org/forum/images/smilies/nervous.png"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":heh:" title="Nervous Laugh&nbsp; &nbsp; :heh:" data-shortname=":heh:" /> )&nbsp; I was thinking about making a webpage (or more for organization) with the site name, URL, a brief description and some thumbnail screen shots so I could look and read the site &quot;to jog my memory&quot; before having to click and wade through the site.&nbsp; Some stuff, like good house rules for instance, I like to download the content to my hard drive (in case the server goes down or the content changes) but I still like a link so I can check back once in a while for new stuff.&nbsp; If you have better suggestions for this idea, I'm open ears.&nbsp; Messing with custom webpages, merging the My Favorates folder, visiting the site, blah, blah could get overwhelming, tedious, and distracting (as I'm sure I'll find new content and have to download it and bookmark it too) in minutes.&nbsp; Any programs that do this already?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rrealm, post: 1807973, member: 20630"] I too am folder happy. I somehow feel organized when it required twenty double-clicks to get what I want. It just my catagories are too specific and yet too broad. How about web page links that you got your content from? How do you know what type of content was at "The Official Black Tavern Website" and "The Official Blue Tavern Website"? (Creative arn't I? And yes, I am a DM. :heh: ) I was thinking about making a webpage (or more for organization) with the site name, URL, a brief description and some thumbnail screen shots so I could look and read the site "to jog my memory" before having to click and wade through the site. Some stuff, like good house rules for instance, I like to download the content to my hard drive (in case the server goes down or the content changes) but I still like a link so I can check back once in a while for new stuff. If you have better suggestions for this idea, I'm open ears. Messing with custom webpages, merging the My Favorates folder, visiting the site, blah, blah could get overwhelming, tedious, and distracting (as I'm sure I'll find new content and have to download it and bookmark it too) in minutes. Any programs that do this already? [/QUOTE]

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