No changes in a year? I've been waiting for this functionality forever... It would be incredibly useful to be able to export my cached pages.... please!
@ Graham Perrin: > 1. Do you wish for your export from Diigo to include your Diigo annotations?
Not necessarily - I have to admit I am not using annotations so much... I usually save pages more often than I retrieve them, so I prefer faster storage and slower lookup :o)
> 2. How often do you extract annotations?
It's the pages I'm after, not the annotations.
> 3. If your annotations don't comprise what you want, then what (in Diigo, or added to Diigo) might encourage you to annotate things in a way that's more useful to you?
No specific thoughts...
> 4. Are you aware of the recent discussions re: on-line and off-line?
Thanks for pointing me in the right direction, it seems that I was only unable to guess the right keywords when searching for an appropriate topic to look at :o)
> 1. use Diigolet in the normal way > 2. File menu > 3. Save As…
That solution does not really add so much value... I could do points 2 and 3 without Diigo as well, and I would have the same huge heap of files saved on my hard disk that would not be tagged and therefore easily categorized and searchable. Besides, what people want is probably simplicity, not clicking the special button, then going to the menu, saving the file, finding the location and inventing an appropriate filename :o(
> 1. Do you wish for your export from Diigo to include your Diigo annotations?
Not necessarily - I have to admit I am not using annotations so much... I usually save pages more often than I retrieve them, so I prefer faster storage and slower lookup :o)
> 2. How often do you extract annotations?
It's the pages I'm after, not the annotations.
> 3. If your annotations don't comprise what you want, then what (in Diigo, or added to Diigo) might encourage you to annotate things in a way that's more useful to you?
No specific thoughts...
> 4. Are you aware of the recent discussions re: on-line and off-line?
Thanks for pointing me in the right direction, it seems that I was only unable to guess the right keywords when searching for an appropriate topic to look at :o)
> 1. use Diigolet in the normal way
> 2. File menu
> 3. Save As…
That solution does not really add so much value... I could do points 2 and 3 without Diigo as well, and I would have the same huge heap of files saved on my hard disk that would not be tagged and therefore easily categorized and searchable. Besides, what people want is probably simplicity, not clicking the special button, then going to the menu, saving the file, finding the location and inventing an appropriate filename :o(
But in any case, thanks for your suggestions!