i'm using w/98. when your website upgraded i lost my bookmarks. how can i fix it?
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It's not my website, it is Yahoo!'s. Ask Yahoo!\n\nBy the way, you lost your bookmarks because you run Winows Update and got a new version of Internet Explorer.
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Perhaps you can try clearing your internet cache. Go to tools-> internet options and delete your old temporary files. Sometimes it may work.
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Probably this bookmark has been corrupted anyhow. Please write the site address in the address area and press Go button. If you get to the site this time, bookmark it again and replace the current bookmark. If still you cannot, there is a problem with your server and the eBay.
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http://www.oldversion.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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You need to be more specific.  It sounds like some of the code on your pages were changed or the previous links moved. \n\nContact whoever put together your page and ask them to resolve the situation.
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From the Menu bar, go to Menu -> Bookmarks -> Manage Bookmarks. The bookmarks will appear in a new tab. Click on File "Button" which appears in this tab(Not the File menu on the top). Select "Save as.." or "Save Selected as.." or "Save as HTML"... Choose location and you are done!\n* Steps using Opera v8.5, Mac os x
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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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Firefox expects the bookmarks to be in a specific location on the c: drive. Since you are mounting your second hard drive as the slave, it is likely being assigned a different drive letter (d or e perhaps?).\n\nThat said, if you can successfully mount the old harddrive, you should be able to access the file system on that drive. If you're using Windows XP, browse the old harddrive and find the following location:\n\nDocuments and Settings&#92;[User Name]&#92;Application Data&#92;Mozilla&#92;Firefox&#92;Profiles&#92; \n\nWithin the Profiles folder, you should see a cryptic folder name ending in .default (mine is lec10b2g.default). Click into this folder and find the "bookmarks.html" file. Copy this file to the same location on your C: drive. You'll simply want to overwrite the existing bookmarks.html file.\n\nThat should do it.
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you don't install it. just goi there and use it online http://bookmarks.yahoo.com/\n\ni'm on a public computer so i keep a floppy in the drive. in windows notepad i keep the open box opened and then just move my cursor over the blue ie icon next to the url in the address bar and drag and drop the url into the open box and make bookmarks that way. you can do the same thing by opening the floppy in a my computer window.
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You can download the SBC Self Support Tool and Fix here:\n\nhttp://support.sbcglobal.net/results.php?all=0&category=51\n\nRemember to -bookmark- and include this webpage in your "Favorite Sites" for your future reference.\nGood Luck!
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Firefox is pretty good about keeping backups of your bookmarks, there's a constant backup of your main bookmarks file called boorkmarks.bak, and in newer versions it keeps a number of dated backups of your bookmarks as well. There's a page here telling you about all the ways to access 'lost' bookmarks:\n\nhttp://kb.mozillazine.org/Lost_bookmarks\n\nNote: to see the C:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;<Windows login/user name>&#92;Application Data&#92;Mozilla&#92;Firefox&#92;Profiles&#92;<Profile name>&#92; folder that FF keeps the backups in you'll need to enable the viewing of hidden folder in Windows first:\n\nhttp://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000516.htm
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I had a similar problem and I couldn't fix it. Now I use Firefox.
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Might be a cache issue. Clear your cache from the Internet Options.\n\nOr stop using Internet Explorer. Give Firefox a try:\n\nhttp://www.getfirefox.com
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you wiped out your certificates, cookies and bookmarks
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I suggest you take a look here :\n\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=318378\n\nhttp://www.theeldergeek.com/repair_ie6.htm\n\nhttp://www.dougknox.com/xp/tips/xp_ie_reinstall.htm\n\nAlso As for browsers I would highly recomend you try firefox :\n\nhttp://www.mozilla.com/firefox/\n\nor opera :\n\nhttp://www.opera.com/
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If you have tools at top of your page, click & click again to windows update. After page stops loading from windows (also msn site) notice the empty search bar at top right. Type these words into your search space - windows 98 update downloads - &  hit search. Windows will give you several options to help you. You can also put in the search bar- check and update my computer -. This website has made it very easy for me to correct & fix things that go wrong-same thing happened to me last week & windows fixed & a good thing since it does detect what system and version of windows we are using.\nYou can also open the windows website by going to start,setting then programs and find it listed there.\n\nGood Luck !!!