Re: Favorites - again
- From: "Marek Kalisz" <kalisz_m@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 28 Sep 2006 12:10:32 -0500
Other, simplest way is to look for Favorites folders in your Documents and
Settings subfolders. Check all users subdirectories for this folders
(Favorites), copy what's inside (all links) to other location (directory),
then - when you need it - copy back to your Favorites in any of Users proper
(Favorites) directory. Also, using Explorer you can just move/organize
Favorites as you wish. IE will catch up them easily.
At least it's what I'm doing often instead of organizing Favorites in IE.
It's easier this way.
Marek Kalisz
"limey" <limey113@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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The other day, I asked how to save my Favorites in Internet Explorer in
order to move them to a new computer. (I am using Windows XP-SP2 and
Outlook Express.)
Ricky advised me to open IE, go to file > import and export then export
favorites to a file to import on the other computer and reverse the
process.
Maybe a stupid question but - I can certainly export favorites to a file,
but how do I import that file in the new computer if the old one is
disconnected? Move the info to a CD? That would give me a big problem,
since my failed CD software is why I have bought the new computer.
Any help would be most appreciated since I won't hook up the new unit
until the problem is resolved. Thanks.
Dora
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