Can bookmarks be imported from Firefox to I.E.? (run both) Run Win.XP. If possable,pleases detail how.?
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Definately!\n\nOpen firefox and in the 'Bookmarks' menu, select Manage Bookmarks\nGo to File -> Export, and navigate to the desktop, so the file will be saved to the desktop.\n\nOpen Internet Explorer -- File -> Import and Export\nClick next twice\nUnder Import from File, navigate to the file you stored on the desktop, select it\nClick next twice\nClick finished\nDONE!
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You probably need to download the helper for this - use google to find firefox helpers.
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GET FIREFOX!!! www.mozillafirefox.com
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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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Both can reside on your system at the same time - but personally I would format and reinstall.  Just Install firefox and make it your default
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To import bookmarks from other browsers:\n\n1.On the Bookmarks menu, select "Import Bookmarks." \nThe Import page appears.\n\n2.Check the box next to the name of the Application(s) from which you want to import bookmarks. \n3.Click the "Start Import" button. \nA message keeps you informed on the progress of the import process and displays a success message when the process is complete.\n\n4.Click the "Done" button. \n5.If your imported bookmarks do not appear in the Bookmarks Sidebar module right away, click the >> button on the Bookmarks Sidebar module and select "Refresh" from the option menu.
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Ive installed the Yahoo Toolbar, no you won't loose your favorites in Internet Explorer. The toolbar is completely self contained. You can import your bookmarks from IE. However adding new bookmarks to the toolbar won't add them to your Favorites in IE, not automatically. Try it, you won't have trouble, it uninstalls cleanly too.
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mouse over to the "BOOKMARKS" and click the left mouse button!  All your "favorites" are actually BOOKMARKS!\n\nImagine that!
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IE 7.0 lets you do that.\n\nI know Mozilla lets you do it. I dont know about firefox though. You might want to go to their website and look for any FAQs that might pertain to that.
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you export the book mark using [file]->[import and export], follow the strp and u got a file, take this file and ise the same procedure, after that u have all the book mark in yr new pc
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I think they're the same thing, just called different names by different programs. Firefox calls saved links "bookmarks" (I think Netscape calls them that too) but Internet Explorer calls them "favorites".\n\nYou should be able to access them from the bar near the top of your open browser window. You should see the word "Bookmarks" (or Favorites, if you're using Internet Explorer), and when you move your mouse so the little arrow pointer is over the word Bookmarks, click on the mouse and hold the mouse button down and the list of saved links should appear. Move your arrow pointer over the link you want (it should highlight the link) and click the mouse. I hope this made sense; I'm not good at explaining computer stuff!
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If you use IE (Internet Explorer), then go to File > Import and Export. Choose to export your Favorites/Bookmarks. It will be save as .html file. Open it in IE. Then u can print it easily.
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In FIREFOX go to FILE>IMPORT... and a button should pop up allowing you to import bookmarks, history, preferences, etc. from Safari.
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Following these steps:\nOpen Menu: Bookmarks ->Organize Bookmarks.. \n    From Bookmarks Manager select File --> Import\n            Select Internrt Explorer.
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Yes, it should be in the profile\nJust browse to C:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;[User Name]&#92;Application Data&#92;Mozilla&#92;Firefox&#92;Profiles&#92; then random looking letters} open that folder up. Then,  there is a folder there that says "bookmark backup" It has all the bookmarks in html format.
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under file  import/export save the bookmarks to a file, either email them to the other pc or transfer via Bluetooth, USB key, floppy, etc
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Firefox allows you to read RSS feeds, it's fairly easy, all you have to do is click on the orange button that shows up after the address of the webpage (when you put the mouse on it , it says "Add live bookmark"). [In older versions of firefox it used to show at the bottom right of the browser]. \nWhen you click on the button it creates a "live" bookmark folder where it loads new contents from the website you've subscribed to every time you open the browser and as they are added.\n\nYou can also try to use the google desktop to subscribe to RSS feeds ......\nThose are the only two RSS readers I've used so far.