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- Version: 2.5, 3/21/2006 05:13AM PST
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squeakster_dotmac
I don't see what this app accomplishes. it's not truly a desktop app, it still black icons on the desktop from being clicked, you still have to click on it to work with it, i don't see tha dvantage over just having safari open
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Start WebDeskop on a specific local page - Version: 2.2, 2/27/2005 06:04PM PST
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TinyManCan
You can use the command line 'open' command to force WebDesktop to open and load a specific local page. For example:
open -a /Applications/WebDesktop.app ~/layout3.html
Causes WebDesktop to open and load the layout3.html file in your home directory. I use this in my user login script to load a page containing information updated by cron scripts to provide a personal 'information portal.' Works very well as the background on my second monitor.
open -a /Applications/WebDesktop.app ~/layout3.html
Causes WebDesktop to open and load the layout3.html file in your home directory. I use this in my user login script to load a page containing information updated by cron scripts to provide a personal 'information portal.' Works very well as the background on my second monitor.
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Very cool, but... 



- Version: 2.2, 6/7/2004 11:16AM PST
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lohengrin2
... there are bookmarks missing. Having to type in the desired url every restart is quite annoying. I use it for monitoring our servers. 5 stars when a bookmark-feature is added. But nevertheless really cool.
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