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Close your Notes client. Open the bookmark.xml file in the "Temp" folder of your MarvelClient working directory (if you're not sure where that is, see the article Changing the MarvelClient article The panagenda Working Directory Explained).
Find the bookmark you just created in the bookmark.xml file. It might look similar to this:
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Note that the Named Element item came from the <name> entry in the bookmark.xml and the Class item came from the <class> entry (without the leading zeros).
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As seen in the Named Element example, you can use MarvelClient to create a Bookmark Action to open a specific design element in a database, not just the default. The "Class" numbers that correspond to various design elements are:
| design element type | class number |
|---|---|
| view | 2 |
| form | 3 |
| navigator | 4 |
| frameset | 6 |
Just be aware that if it's not the design element that's displayed by default when the database opens, you might run into the problem mentioned above where the bookmark opens a new instance of the database, even if the database is already open.