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Originally Posted by Bee
cheyennedonna: it took me a couple of months to email myself the copied and pasted recipes from that site. Every day or so, I'd go there, copy it and paste it into an email; I'd then send each one to my msn.com account. They were alphabetical on the website so I sent them to myself, alphabetized.
Are you saying that you'd stick ALL 200 of them in one single document? That doesn't make sense to me, simple because the file would be massive and I'd have to scroll through 199 recipe's worth of data to get to the one I wanted.
Could you describe Dropbox to me, please? I'm guessing that that is something that I can download on line to my pocket Edge, correct?
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If you put them in one single word doc and save as a PDF from office your PDF will be a searchable file, type a key word into the find box on a PC and the Docs to Go reader or the search box on the readers eink and the first recipe to contain that word will open, each time you hit enter or search a new search will open the next page containing that word. Plus there are freeware programs that will allow you to add bookmarks to your pdf,
http://flavianopetrocchi.blogspot.com/ and
http://jpdftweak.sourceforge.net/
Dropbox needs to be installed on your PC and your edge, it is cloud storage, free, and available in the edge app store , link for the PC download
http://www.dropbox.com/