Re: Printing favorites


"RobertVA" <robert_c72AThotmail@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Jim Y wrote:
"Jim Y" <j.s.yablonsky@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I want to make a paper copy of the list of favorite sites that I have. I want a permanent copy
for future use. How do I do it?


Thank you,
Jim Y


I thought I better explain further. I do not want the generic (?) title, but the actual address.
Using the Export produces a list of the generic (?) titles. Reading the Source of that list
displays the address with a lot of excess information which is of no interest to me.

I hope my question is clear now.

Thank you,
Jim Y

As explained before IE has a function on the "File" menu to export Favorites to a file which
consists of an outline style HTML document full of links. IF your ISP provides web space in
connection with your account you COULD include that document as a page on your site so you could
access it from a friend's computer, a replacement computer or a public terminal like those in web
cafes and many libraries. There's no requirement to have a link to that bookmark page on ANY other
pages on your web site.

Open any HTML document with IE and print it from the "Print" menu (NOT the tool bar "print"
button). On the "Options" tab of the "Print" pop-up select "Print Table of links" before clicking
the "Print" button at the bottom of the pop-up.

I need detailed instructions for solving this problem. I don't know what I am doing.

I have approximately 70 folders with various bookmarks in each and approximately 80 individual
bookmarks additional. From what I understand, I highlighted one of the folders, selected
File>Import and Export>Export and followed the Wizard instructions to save the links (in that single
folder) to a folder on my hard drive. I have no idea on how to save each and every bookmark
simultaneously. I do not care about the folders grouping the bookmarks.

1) How do I get all of the Favorites to move as suggested by Ted? The Wizard (or whatever they
call it) popped up as soon as I hit Export and it handles one folder at a time. I tried selecting
more than on folder without success. I was not given the choice of selecting "Export Favorites",
only Export. What did I do wrong?

2) How do I open a HTML document in IE? Do I have to be online or offline?

Thank you,
Jim Y


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