Compass for Windows

Compass is among the best and most popular, bookmarking managers on the internet. Compass has quickly become one of the most powerful and popular bookmark managers available on the internet. It was first launched in January, 1996. Since its release, Compass has consistently ranked high in both ease of use, and overall popularity with both users and publishers.

The major differences between the normal version of Compass, and the soft gauge Compass 2. 83 versions include but are not limited to the ability to manage bookmarks and favorites, and the regular usage of tags. As you may not know, tags are a major part of the way that Compass does things. Tags work in a very similar way to how favorites work. When you click on a tag, it will take you to that particular page, or to whatever it is you are bookmarking at the time. Tags can be set to allow only certain people to see them, so that you and your favorite coworkers do not have to share everything you bookmark.

The best way to find out if there are any problems with your Compass, or other bookmark manager for that matter, is to download a copy of Windows updates from Microsoft. You can also go to the Windows website and download the Windows update software. Once you have these tools, you can be sure that your computer has all the necessary components to stay on top of all the new Windows features that are released every day. By installing the newest version of Windows updates, and getting the Windows XP Service Pack 2 installed on your computer, you will ensure that your computer is always running the latest, greatest version of Windows. And, by using the new Windows commands and features in Windows Vista, you will be able to take advantage of all the new features that Windows has to offer, without having to resort to having to get Windows XP installed over again.