Hi,
I've downloaded Safari for Windows and I'm hooked on the system. Next step will be getting an iMac, of course.
Currently,I have a site saved called 123abc. I visit it often enough and make some changes in there. When I re-saved it in Windows I used to get a message "123abc already exists. Do you want to overwrite it. Yes No Cancel"
In Safari, when I go to save it, I don't get that message, the file saves but in my Bookmarks, I get two files with the same name. So far I just give it a similar name such as 123abc1 and delete the older file then go and rename the new one back to 123abc.
My question is this: is it possible to perform a similar function in Safari, that of overwritting an older file instead of going through all of the steps described above?
BarCart
I've downloaded Safari for Windows and I'm hooked on the system. Next step will be getting an iMac, of course.
Currently,I have a site saved called 123abc. I visit it often enough and make some changes in there. When I re-saved it in Windows I used to get a message "123abc already exists. Do you want to overwrite it. Yes No Cancel"
In Safari, when I go to save it, I don't get that message, the file saves but in my Bookmarks, I get two files with the same name. So far I just give it a similar name such as 123abc1 and delete the older file then go and rename the new one back to 123abc.
My question is this: is it possible to perform a similar function in Safari, that of overwritting an older file instead of going through all of the steps described above?
BarCart