I have saved my favorite web links in IE but now want to locate them alphabetically instead of scrolling all over the listings for each one.
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Alright, as far as I know there is no way to get them ordered in "one fall swoop" from inside IE6 or earlier.  However, there is a way via the so called "Windows Explorer".\n\nAssuming Windows XP:\n\nMy Computer| C: Drive | Documents and Settings folder\n\nClick the folder that corresponds to the name displayed atop the Start menu ('Owner' by default').  \n\nClick the Favorites folder.\n\nRight click in the white space and choose Arrange Icons By -> Name.  This will place all folders and files in alphabetical order for easy searching.  \n\nGo back a step and right click the Favorites folder and click "Send To -> Desktop (create Shortcut)" to place an easy-to-navigate-to link on the desktop.
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In Internet Explorer, click Tools, Options, Content, Auto Complete, Clear Forms
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In Internet Explorer (your browser that you surf the Internet with) you will see a menu item called "Favorites" Click that and you will see an option called "Organize Favorites"\n\nAs soon as you click that option, you will be presented with a screen which will allow you to add folders, move folders, rename and delete folders. \n\nFrom this screen you can add a folder like "Cats" and put other folders or favorites into it much like you put papers into a paper folder. This creates a hierarchy to organize the data. \n\nSo in our cats folder you might have a folder called "Tabby" and another one called "Himalayan". Then when you surf around and find a page you like talking about tabby cats, you can bookmark it. When you bookmark it, you place the bookmark into your Cats >> Tabby folder. \n\nThen later when you want to visit cat pages again, you can click "Favorites" and go to your Cats >> tabby folder and see a list of favorites you made about Tabby cats.\n\nLastly, the Yahoo Toolbar is a list of tools and shortcuts that yahoo "Plugs into" your browser program that allows you to quickly access Yahoo services. I am always weary about such tools because sometimes they carry unwanted programs. \n\nHowever, if you use Yahoo a lot, then it might be something you would be interested in. I have included the link to the toolbar homepage where it tells you a little more.
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use the following path\n\ntools -> internet options -> content -> autocomplete\n\ndelete and disble
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go to the Help tab and go to the About Internet Explorer option...
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Go to the website. \n\nhighlight the address in the address bar\n\nright click on it, then copy. \n\nNow, on the desktop, right click, then new -> shortcut\n\nIn the window, right click then paste (the website address)\n\nClick Next, type a name \n\nYer done.\n\n\n?!?\nWho uses Internet Explorer these days?  Scrap that dog.
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http://www.iwebtool.com/tools/\nhttp://www.iwebtool.com/search_engine_position
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In internet Explorer ( open it > go to tools> internet options> content> auto Complete > and you don't need guide now...      ^.^
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Just open Firefox and you'll find them under the Bookmarks menu. Why do you need to edit them from the folder anyway?
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http://searchenginewatch.com/showPage.html?page=links
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from within firefox you can import your favorites (if they are still there), just click on bookmarks then "organize bookmarks" then file and import.
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In Internet Explorer, go to Tools and then Internet Options.\nOnce you select the internet options a new window opens up. Select the Content Tab and then under Personal Information select the Auto Complete button. In the new window, clear what ever you dont want.
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In Internet Explorer\n\n* Go to menu, tools =>Internet options => content.\nClick AutoComplete in the bottom. In the resulting window click clear forms.\n\n* To permanently stop saving the search and form field entries goto Tools=>Internet Options=>Content=>AutoComplete uncheck all the boxes and click ok.\n\nIn Firebox\n\n* Either press Ctrl+Shift+Del or Click Tools=>Clear Private Data.\n\n* To pemanently stop saving data that you entered in search and form fields :\nGoto to Tools=>options=>Privacy=>Saved... uncheck the "Save Information As I enter in Form and Search Fields"\n\nyour search or form entries will not appear anymore.\n\n\nIn Yahoo Toolbar :\n\nIn the left side of your search toolbar (yahoo) you can find a pencil icon. Click on that pencil icon and select "Clear Recent Seraches".\n\nIn Google Toolbar :\n\nTo clear your search history from the drop-down text box on the Google Toolbar:\n\n   1. Click on the 'Google' logo to access the drop-down menu.\n   2. Select the 'Clear Search History' option. This will clear all the previous searches from the drop-down box.\n\nAll you recent searches on the toolbar will be cleared.
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instead of using internet explorer, use fire fox. it has a "built in" counter and deleter
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in internet explorer click on the top left VIEW, then shroll down to text size and select the one that you like
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Under FILES in your firefox browser, there should be an option to import your favorites from IE.\n\nOtherwise you will need to go to the directory of IE where they keep the favorite links and just copy them into the folder in Firefox where they keep their own favorites.\n\nIn IE , it should be under Document and Settings/LoginName/Favorites\n\nI think it would be easier to just use the IMPORT choice under the FILES menu and import the bookmarks
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you can find Internet Explorer7 Tools here, it will move it to the top\n\nhttp://dundats.mvps.org/Internet/InternetExplr/IE_tools.htm