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Organizing Pages



You can organize your Web discoveries and folders many different ways. And you can modify them whenever you want.

Your Backflip Home

Your Home tab provides three views of your information:
  • My Folders displays all of your pages in your personal directory -- in the specific, topical folders that you create. Next to each folder is a number that indicates the number of pages within that folder. Click a folder to see a list of the pages it contains. Note: Folders may contain "subfolders."
  • My Sites A-Z alphabetically lists all of your sites, organized by domain. It's especially useful when you're looking for a specific site, but you're not certain of its name. Simply browse to the letter that you think it starts with.
  • My New Pages lists all of your pages starting with the ones you've most recently backflipped. It's a quick way to see how your pages are currently filed and to re-file them easily.

Editing or Deleting Pages and Folders

At any time you can change the names or descriptions for your pages and folders. And you have the freedom to change the URLs of pages. You can even move your pages from folder to folder. The [Edit] feature, available from any of the Home views, provides this functionality. For more details, click [help] in the Backflip section where you wish to edit.

Adding Pages

Add your Web discoveries three main ways. No matter where you're surfing, you can click your Backflip It! button on your browser's toolbar. Another way is by adding all of your Bookmarks or Favorites that you accumulated before joining Backflip. (It's easy: Backflip will do this automatically for you.) Alternatively, you can manually enter the Title, URL and Description directly into your Add Pages form. Go to the Add Pages tab to bring up the form.

Searching for Pages

Once you've backflipped a page, simply search for it in Backflip using Search My Backflip. This powerful feature searches the information you've backflipped by looking at the Title, Description, URL, and the actual page contents. To learn more about searching your personal discoveries click here.