how do I store bookmarks?
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there is a menu at the top of firefox called 'bookmarks'\n\nclick on it and then onto 'bookmark this page'
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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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I think I may have answered this one before...\nOpen Firefox\nGo to File->Import\nA pop up window allows you to select the browser from which to import your bookmarks.\nClick OK/Import
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Well there are many different ways to do this but this is how i would go about it.\n\n1. set up a database to hold the information.\n\n2. program a userinterface for the liburary staff to use (in C++ or any other programming language).\n\n3. program a searchabel index using a server side scripting language and java script. This allows it to work in a normal web browser useful in a library system as it means that any computer with a internet browser can access it.  Saving on a lot of messing round installing software.\n\n4. test the system.
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it's the way that IE7 stores favorites, but you can group similar favorites in folders " see the add new folder when you bookmark a new site" . Firefox " the open-source browser " treats favorites in a more neat way , you even can add them on a toolbar that is always on at your sight . http://downint.googlepages.com/firefox.html
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To find the Firefox bookmarks, look in the Mozilla Firefox folder.   There should be a file named 'bookmarks.html'.  \n\nOpen Firefox browser, click on Bookmarks then Manage or Organize bookmarks.  (If you have the latest FF browser (v2) it will be Organize bookmarks).  \n\nClick on File and  Import the html file.
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Right click the page and choose Add Bookmark.
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Your question is hard to understand, so I'm not sure if I'm answering it.\n\nYou can store web links in your Internet Explorer Favorites (try the Favorites menu in the menu bar).\n\nYou can store web links in a toolbar, like the Yahoo! Toolbar (http://toolbar.yahoo.com). The Toolbar also has a search box, so you can search without going to a search page. Google has a toolbar that has similar capabilities.
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You can click on bookmarks.  Then add them.  Or you can pull down your history and click on it.
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Bookmarking a page is so you don't have to remember the web address it's at, like for example:\n(www.something.com/something/anotherthing/tooconfusing.htm)\nIt gets difficult to remember it. If you bookmark it, you don't have to remember it, just click on the bookmark link. This is also sometimes known as "Favorites".
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You could do this in a MS Word document by typing the instructions and supplementing them with hyperlinks to where files are stored and to the useful websites.\n\nIf you are looking for specific software there is a huge range to consider. You might want to look at ones focused on GTD (Getting Things Done) - see below - but the learning curve for any specialised product is going to be substantial. Do you have that sort of time?\n\n///
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IF this is useful, you can add the files to a site first.  Go\n   to your documents page and put them in folders.  Then\n   just open the documents and when you use them keep them\n   down on the bottom line by minimize.
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You cannot do that....(unless you setup another uesr on windows) IE does not work that way, however you can use folders to organize your favorites.
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It depends on what format you want.  Instructions for getting at your bookmarks as RSS, HTML, and Javascript can be found on the Delicious help page.\n\nExporting as OPML could be nice or even as a Word document.
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why not just put as a bookmark or a favorite, its just as simple and doesn't add an unneeded icon on your computer screen
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If you are using Internet Explorer, go to file menu, export, export favorites and provide the path to your local drive where you wish to keep the bookmark list; It will create one html file of bookmark... and in firefox, go to bookmarks; manage bookmars and in file menu; export; similar way you need to specify the location of bookmark file to save... it will create one html file of bookmark; that you can later on import in your new PC.\n\nAlternatively you can export your bookmark using FTP to your server, thats stored in xml file, for more information abot firefox extention visit: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/2367/\n\nhope this helps
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If you are using firefox go under bookmarks--> manage bookmarks and click export bookmarks and put this on a floppy/cd/flash drive and then on your new laptop take the file and import them into firefox.