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Palm-Bookmarks transforms a bookmarks tree into a list of records
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where each record looks like this: category, name, location,
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description. The name, location and description are directly
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copied from Netscape terminology. Each record corresponds to one
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bookmark. The category is determined by the first list of folders
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(the ones you see when you click down the bookmarks menu). A
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record gets as a category the name of the folder from this list
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it is placed in. This way information is lost as subfolders are
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ignored. The reason for this is that the program ListDB on the
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palm support only one level of categorisation.
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