For me [the original poster], I wanted to bookmark the results of a search string -- *that* should not change with data changes.

Also, assuming the naming convention is consistent, bookmarking an Apple iMac should always return the most current iMac -- if there is such a product available. If the product is available and the DB doesn't return the most current entry, the problem is in the DB design, IMO, having worked w/developing bookmarkable pages out of DBs for several weeks last year.

> Kathy E. Gill
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> From:         Michael Albers[SMTP:[log in to unmask]]
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> Many on-line stores and other sites create the page dynamically.  How will
> this affect the use of bookmarking and what type of usability
> considerations will it bring up in the design?
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In a previous mail, I wrote:

> >I still find it hard to comprehend that many online stores like
> MacWarehouse/PC Warehouse et al are framed -- so you can't bookmark info
> for returning later. Instead, each time you are required to either
> drill-drill-drill or subject yourself to their (non-discriminatory) search
> vehicles.
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