Re: LYNX-DEV Command: Remove from book

[Chris Maden]

[James Elkinton]
> Apparently my organizational method is enough to make lynx get an
> attitude.  Unfortunately, to undo that would drive me more batty
> than the loss of R functionality, so I guess I'll just have to cope
> with it.

If you changed your bookmark structure from

<OL>
<LI>...
<LI>...
EOF

then yes, you are going to have problems.  When you type R on booklist
entry n, Lynx just deletes line n+m from the bookmark file (where m is
the line on which <ol> occurs>.  If you've introduced nested lists or
other fancy stuff, you may actually be deleting other lines...

-Chris
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