Select one or more entries within a single folder.

	A click on moves the selected entries one position up, one position down. The movement is circular; an entry being pushed above the top of the folder appears at the bottom, and vice versa.
	The key combinations Alt+↑ and Alt+↓ move up and down respectively.

Select either the folder to be sorted or entries within that folder and click on . The contents of the folder will be sorted alphabetically in ascending order. If "folders first" in the configuration dialog is activated, subfolders will be arranged before bookmarks. If the option "recursive" is activated, subfolders within this folder will be sorted as well.

Select either the folder to be sorted or entries within that folder and click on . The contents of the folder will be sorted alphabetically in ascending order. If "folders first" in the configuration dialog is activated, subfolders will be arranged before bookmarks. If the option "recursive" is activated, subfolders within this folder will be sorted as well.

	Click on the Symbol in the toolbar.
	Press F3.

In the lower part of the main window the search dialog shows up.
At least one of the checkboxes "Names" and "URLs" must be selected. The found URL will be selected in the bookmark tree. The text in the field containing the URL may be edited.

Changed bookmarks will be uploaded automatically on program exit, but you can also upload your data manually at any time. As of version 2.6, data can be uploaded to any defined connection.

	Click on the symbol in the toolbar.
	Press Alt+Page Up.

In the popup menu that appears, click on the connection you want to use. The first item alsways contains the name of the active connection. During the transport a "Wait" dialog appears on the screen. If the connection hangs, e.g. because the server is down, click on "Cancel" to make the dialog disappear. Keep in mind, however, that this may corrupt the remote file. To be on the safe side, upload the local copy to the server when the connection is OK again.
If no active connection exists, but a local file is defined, "upload" will store the data in the local file.

Click on the last item ("export") in the above-mentioned menu to save the complete bookmark tree to a HTML file. The file will be in Firefox HTML format, from which most browsers are able to import bookmarks on their part. Thus jBoom entries can be converted back into normal browser bookmarks if needed. Mail addresses are ignored.