the bottom of any page on Shadows under the heading Tools, click "Import Bookmarks". This takes you to a page with an easy-to-use import wizard.

Yes, you can. Open "Edit subscriptions" at the top of the page and select "Import" from the drop-down box. You can then upload and import your subscription list as an OPML file. You can also export your Google Reader subscriptions list as an OPML file.

If there is no existing frame with the name you used for the TARGET attribute, then a new browser window will be opened, and this window will be assigned the name you used. Furthermore, TARGET="_blank" will open a new, unnamed browser window. In HTML 4, the TARGET attribute value is case-insensitive, so that abc and ABC both refer to the same frame/window, and _top and _TOP both have the same meaning.

Shadows is the premier, free web site for discovering the web's most fascinating content ? entertainment, information, and news ? based on YOUR interests and picks by your friends and the Shadows community.

You can import databases into MySQL Cluster much as you would with any other version of MySQL. Other than the limitations mentioned elsewhere in this FAQ and in Section 16.13, "Known Limitations of MySQL Cluster", the only other special requirement is that any tables to be included in the cluster must use the NDB storage engine. This means that the tables must be created with ENGINE=NDB or ENGINE=NDBCLUSTER.

After you upgrade your account to SBC Yahoo! DSL you can import your current bookmarks from your existing browser. The first time you open your new SBC Yahoo! DSL Browser, it will prompt you to import your current bookmarks. You may import your bookmarks at that time or at a later date. Here's how: Select the Edit/Import Bookmarks from the drop-down menu - this takes you to the SBC Yahoo! DSL Bookmarks page.

No. CubicConnnector maintains its hotspots in a vector format whereas a QuickTime VR movie stores them as image data. They would thus have to be converted into vectors, which is non-trivial to do. The next version will support this in a similar way to how CubicNavigator turns QTVR hotspots into OpenGL objects.

BoatClients.com provides an Import function to copy your data from Microsoft Outlook?, ACT!, and any program that can save its data in the CSV (comma separated value) or ASCII comma delimited TXT file format such as Microsoft Excel?, and Microsoft Access?. The data is then imported by our staff into your system for later use. The Administrator and all users in your organization can also use the Import function to copy data into BoatClients.com at anytime.

Yes. You need a "mail-only password", also known as a "POP3 password". If you don't already have one, you can create one via "GO NPX-92" on CompuServe. Note that your "User name (POP3)" inside MailWasher's account details should *not* be e.g. "johnsmith@compuserve.com" but instead your original numerical login, e.g. "123456,1234". The POP3 server is pop.compuserve.com, and if you're dialing in via CompuServe use smtp.compuserve.com as the SMTP server (otherwise use smtp.[your_normal_ISP].

Almost all our customers start by using their existing data. We have wide experience of migrating data from existing sources into Contact Anywhere.

AutoClients.com provides an Import function to copy your data from Microsoft Outlook?, ACT!, and any program that can save its data in the CSV (comma separated value) or ASCII comma delimited TXT file format such as Microsoft Excel?, and Microsoft Access?. The data is then imported by our staff into your system for later use. The Administrator and all users in your organization can also use the Import function to copy data into AutoClients.com at anytime.

Export the address book from another client (Outlook Express) as a text .CSV file and then export that .CSV file into your address book.

Currently eMachineShop can import IGS, IGES, STEP and 2D DXF files - most programs can export to one of these formats. You may need to make some adjustments after the import.

MortgageClients.com provides an Import function to copy your data from Microsoft Outlook?, ACT!, and any program that can save its data in the CSV (comma separated value) or ASCII comma delimited TXT file format such as Microsoft Excel?, and Microsoft Access?. The data is then imported by our staff into your system for later use. The Administrator and all users in your organization can also use the Import function to copy data into MortgageClients.com at anytime.

A:FundRaiser programs include built-in capabilities for importing data from several popular programs. In many cases you can import your data yourself (our support staff will be happy to help with the process). In some situations it may be better to hire us to convert your data. For example, if your current data base includes a detailed giving history, that data would need to be manipulated before it can be imported into FundRaiser.

Yes. You can import individual user notes and completed affinity diagrams in word processing files. In both cases, you must have them formatted with styles recognized by CDTools. You cannot import spreadsheets or other formats. CDTools provides a .dot template file with the supported styles.

DocPoint has a powerful document import wizard designed to help you import multiple documents quickly and easily. DocPoint uses file name and metadata to automatically populate the imported document record.

CRMnext provides an Import Wizard to move your data from Microsoft Outlook, ACT!, and any program that can save its data in the CSV (comma separated value) file format such as Palm, Microsoft Excel, and Microsoft Access. The Import Wizard takes you step-by-step through the import process, allowing you to specify how your data will be organized once it is in CRMnext.

TravelAgencyClients.com provides an Import function to copy your data from Microsoft Outlook?, ACT!, and any program that can save its data in the CSV (comma separated value) or ASCII comma delimited TXT file format such as Microsoft Excel?, and Microsoft Access?. The data is then imported by our staff into your system for later use. The Administrator and all users in your organization can also use the Import function to copy data into TravelAgencyClients.com at anytime.

MotorcycleClients.com provides an Import function to copy your data from Microsoft Outlook?, ACT!, and any program that can save its data in the CSV (comma separated value) or ASCII comma delimited TXT file format such as Microsoft Excel?, and Microsoft Access?. The data is then imported by our staff into your system for later use. The Administrator and all users in your organization can also use the Import function to copy data into MotorcycleClients.com at anytime.

Yes, under "database / management". In order to use data from other application tools, you'll need to save the data in that particular application as CSV data, and then leave the settings as they appear in baseportal.

TeamUnify provides live support to import your member data. Simply supply us with the member database preferably in Microsoft Excel format (not required) and TeamUnify will upload your member database and notify you when you can access the database inside of your teams administration account.

Most likely. Alventis supports Data Import from a variety of sources, such as Microsoft Access and DBF databases, Microsoft Excel spreadsheets, and fixed-width or delimited text files. Thus, you should be able to easily import your data into a suitable Alventis table if your existing data is already in one of the supported formats or you can convert it into one of them. The conversion operation, if required, would likely need to be performed in whatever application your data originated from.

MortgagePro provides an Import Wizard to move your data from a CSV (comma separated value) file format such as Palm OS™, Microsoft Excel™, and Microsoft Access™. The Import Wizard takes you step-by-step through the import process, allowing you to specify how your data will be organized once it is in MortgagePro. The Administrator and all users in your organization can use the Import Wizard to move data into MortgagePro at anytime.

Yes. DevTrack provides a tool for migrating your legacy data. In the DevTrack client you can easily import existing defects from a formatted text file. You can also import notes and attachments.

You can use Import Wizard to move your data from Microsoft Outlook™, ACT!, and any program that can save its data in the CSV (comma separated value) file format such as Palm OS™, Microsoft Excel™, and Microsoft Access™. The Import Wizard takes you step-by-step through the import process, allowing you to specify how your data will be organized once it is in HOTCRM.

Sure. You can import leads, company and contact records, order details, and other sales-related information into the system. The only requirement is that the source file needs to be in CSV (comma separated value) format. In most cases, your existing system should have no problem meeting this requirement. In case you really have a problem, SalesCatalysts.com will be happy to offer assistance.