Every good Web 2.0 website needs a bookmarklet or three, right? 43V now has a Tools page where I've added a handy bookmarklet that allows you to highlight an on-screen scripture reference and look it up on 43V. Super handy for all those Verse-of-the-day emails you've been getting for the past three years.
Tim Morgan
Tim Morgan is a web developer working in Tulsa for a non-profit community service agency. He spends most of his time dreaming up new projects and programming in Ruby.
Tim and his wife Jennie are very active in their local church and focused on equipping believers to utilize technology in meaningful ways.
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Arghh, another term I don’t know. What is Web 2.0? Also, I’m having trouble dragging the link to my links toolbar. Is there some special way I should be dragging?
Read this: http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/a/oreilly/tim/news/2005/09/30/what-is-web-20.html
Sorry, my fault: on Internet Explorer, you need to right-click on one of your toolbars and uncheck “Lock the toolbars.” Now drag the toolbar that says “Links” up to where you can see it (it’s usally hidden at the far-right side of the screen). Delete all the crap that comes on that thing (Hotmail, Windows Update, etc.). Last, right-click the bookmarklet link, click add to favorites, click “Create In”, then select “Links”.
Or switch to Firefox. :-)