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The My New Pages tab provides a chronological view of the pages you've backflipped. This way you can quickly look at the pages you've recently filed, whether Backflip did the filing for you or you did it yourself. Most importantly, it provides a quick way to see how your pages are currently filed and let's you re-file them easily. The most recently added pages are shown at the top.
Topics:
Filing Pages: You organize your information into groups by filing pages into folders.
Editing Pages: Change a Title, Description, URL or folder by clicking the [Edit] link.
Deleting a Page: Click [Delete] next to the page listing or select Delete Page while editing the page.
Searching: Enter part of the Title or Description in the search box and click Search My Backflip.
View All Preferences: Select View All Preferences and then select the preferences you want to implement. Click the Make Changes button when you're done.
Show or Hide Details: You now can select the amount of information you want to view on this page. Click Show or Hide Details and it's done.
Related Questions:
Are pages that I filed during Bookmarks/Favorites loading included on My New Pages?
How do I see pages that were not filed recently?
Should I "Save All Changes" before viewing another set of My New Pages?
How do I edit a page (Title, Description, URL)?
How do I re-file a page?
Filing Pages
- Beneath a page listing, choose a folder from the pull down menu.
- Continue this process for each page you wish to file.
- Click Save All Changes at the top or bottom of the screen to file the pages to their new locations.
- You will be taken to a screen confirming your changes.
- Note: To disregard changes click Reset before clicking Save All Changes.
Editing a Page
Make changes to, or delete, your pages. Change the Title, Description or URL. Also, change its location. That is, place it in a different folder.
- After clicking the [Edit] link next to your page you want to edit, the Edit Page screen will appear.
- Change the Title (up to 25 characters) and Description (up to 200 characters).
- You can alter the URL, though we don't recommend it.
- Organize your page in a different folder by making a selection from the Folder menus.
- Click Save Changes.
- You did it! You'll see the changes in the next screen.
Deleting a Page
Tired of the Web page you've saved? Get rid of it quick.
Using the Delete Link
- Find the specific page you wish to delete in My Folders, My Sites A-Z or My New Pages.
- Click [Delete] next to the page listing.
- Select OK when the dialogue box appears.
- You did it! Please note that once you delete a page, you won't be able to find it again.
Deleting When Editing a Page
- Find the specific page you wish to delete in My Folders, My Sites A-Z or My New Pages.
- Click [Edit] next to page listing.
- Select Delete Page.
- Select OK when the dialogue box appears.
- You did it! Please note that once you delete a page, you won't be able to find it again.
Searching
Find your pages without hunting around. In the Search My Backflip box, simply type keywords from the Title, Description, URL or the actual Web site. Additionally, get extra-accurate results by using the following advanced search methods:
Exact Phrases: For exact phrases, use quotes (" "). If the page you're looking for has a Title with two words or more, enter both words enclosed in quotes (e.g. "ski racing" or "argentina budget travel"). Then click Search My Backflip. This also works well if you remember a phrase in the Description.
All the Words: For all of the words, use the term AND. For instance, if you're seeking a page about learning how to play flamenco guitar, try entering the following: guitar AND instructions AND flamenco. That search will result in a page that has all three words: guitar, instructions and flamenco.
Some of the Words: Alternatively, use OR between words when you want results that contain only one of the words. For instance, to find pages which contain the word "guitar" or the word "music" enter the following: guitar OR music.
View All Preferences
Change the way Backflip works for you. My Preferences gives you the ability to specify how you want to view and save things in your Backflip account. Change what page you view first at Backflip, how many page links you view per page, how your page links are viewed once selected, and the a default folder for filing new pages.
- Select the preferences you want to implement.
- Click the Make Changes button when you're done. That's it! You did it!
Learn more about Preferences.
Show or Hide Details
You now can select what you want to view on this page. Select Hide Details to only view the site URL and the number of pages Backflipped from the site. Select Show Details and view the site description, the full site URL (example: http://www.backflip.com), and the folder in which the page or pages are filed.
Are pages that I filed during Bookmarks/Favorites loading included on My New Pages?
Yes. All pages that are added to Backflip can be viewed in any of the Home views.
How do I see pages that were not filed recently?
In a folder within My Folders, sort by Date Added. Scroll to the bottom of the list. If you have more than ten pages in that folder, click the page numbers at the bottom of the screen to Go Back in time. If you're using My New Pages, the entries at the top are the most recent ones. As you scroll down the list, you'll view your pages chronologically.
Should I "Save All Changes" before viewing another set of My New Pages?
In My New Pages you may select new folders for any of the pages, then click Save All Changes for all of them before leaving that screen.
How do I edit a page (Title, Description, URL)?
Click the [Edit] link next to the listing of the page you wish to edit. You can do this in My Sites A-Z, My New Pages, or in a folder within My Folders. Make changes to the title, description and/or URL. Even change the folder location. Then save your changes.
How do I re-file a page?
Click the [Edit] link next to the listing of the page you wish to edit. When you're editing a page, at the bottom of the screen, select the new folder you want to place your page in. Click Save, and you just re-filed it!
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