If you are using FinderPop, version 1.8.0 or later, available from turly at: http://www.finderpop.com, then you can access and apply LinkConverter from within your contextual menu items. Here's how it works:
1. Make a folder called "LinkConverter" inside the "FinderPop Items Folder," which you´ll find inside the "Preferences" folder, which is inside the "System Folder."
2. Copy, or make aliases of the LinkConverter scripts and place them in the LinkConverter folder you have just made. At this time there are four LinkConverter scripts to choose from: Link to NAV, Link to MSIE, Link to AOL and Link to OS 8.5.
3. Now using your mouse, or other input device, select any link or bookmark file, or group, or folder of link or bookmark files, and (control) click to access your contextual menu items. In the FinderPop popup menu you´ll see the LinkConverter scripts you have just placed there. Select the script of your choice, and voila - automated contextual link conversion accomplished.
LinkConverter Tip 2: Import NAV Bookmark list into Internet Explorer
Open Internet Explorer, open your Favorites window (Command-J), then choose File/Import, select your Bookmarks.html file in the Preferences/Netscape folder, that´s it. It works similarly with Navigator (through version 4.5!). But it does not work in AOL.
LinkConverter Tip 3: AppleScript
LinkConverter is now scriptable with AppleScript. You can integrate LinkConverter into your workflow. If you prefer, you can also suppress the final window with the counter and elapsed time, using a script. See the examples in the LinkConverter AppleScript Examples folder.
