how can I save my favorites list to go to other computers?
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Solution :\n\n1.Start IE\n2.click on file &#92;export &#92;select favorites &#92;save the filewhere ever you want \nTransfer the data to the other computer ...then\n1.Start IE\n2.click on file &#92; Import&#92;select favorites &#92;point to the file that you transfered \n\nCheck the microsoft web site for it \n\nHow to import and export the Internet Explorer Favorites folder to a 32-bit version of Windows\nArticle ID:211089\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/kb/211089/en-us\n\n\nProbly this article might give you a better picture
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I think it is not possible to save it directly with the web page's icon but you can change its icon from properties of the shortcut file.\n\nto go to favorites folder type "favorites" in Start>Run.
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save them to your computer
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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'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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http://www.practicallynetworked.com/sharing/xp/filesharing.htm
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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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I assume you are using IE (Inernet Explorer). If so your favorites should be in the following folder:\nC:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;Your Name&#92;Favorites\n\nOpen this folder and see if anything is there. If it is empty or the folder is completely missing, you have evidently deleted them.
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try doing "save to computer" button
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No problem...\n\nClick on Start->Settings->Control Panel->Administrative Tools->Computer Management\n\nExpand "Local Users and Groups" and click on "Users"\n\nRight-click on "Users" and click on "New User".\n\nFill it out.  The new user will only have basic rights and will not be able to access anything in your "My Documents" folder, Favorites, etc.  Just make sure you don't make them an Administrator.
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It should be the little explorer or red yahoo icon that's in the white box next to the http://\n\nanother way of doing it is...\n\nfavorites-> add to favorites\nthe go to windows/favorite folder\nor C:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;your name&#92;Favorites in XP\nand find it\n\nor...\n\nstart-> run-> "notepad"\n\nbasically open notepad, then paste this:\n[InternetShortcut]\nURL=http://ww.yahoo.com/\nModified=C00ECDD21D33C60184\n\nthen click save as under file, save it as yahoo.url in whatever directory
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Outlook Express doesn't have a Favorites tool. If you're referring to Internet Explorer Favorites, go to "File" - "Import and Export" and use the wizard.
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use the migration tool from windows xp. start | accessories | system tools | files and settings transfer wizard.\n\nThe address book will be a .wab file. The favourites will be in c:&#92;documents and settings&#92;username&#92;favorites folder\n\nYou may have to turn on show hidden files and show protected files.
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The short answer is I don't know ...\n\nIt depends on what browser you are using.  I'm assuming you're using the latest version of Internet Explorer.  Here's two things you can look at:\n\nFirst, when you add something to Favorites, click the "Create in >>" button to expand the window.  Then you'll be able to see where the new favorite is going -- and you'll be able to put it directly into the auto parts store list if that's what you want.\n\nSecond, if you hold down shift when you select "Organize Favorites ..." Internet Explorer will open your favorites folder -- as a folder, rather than the little dialog box it uses itself.  That may make it easier to see what is going on.\n\nIf you're NOT using the current version of Internet Explorer, you might as well use this as an excuse to upgrade.  I'd also consider switching to Firefox, which I regard as a much better browser -- it will automatically copy all your bookmarks from IE when it installs, so you won't lose anything.
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There are several ways to achieve that. Here's one.\n\nOpen Explorer and go to: C:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;[USERNAME] (Note that the drive name could be another letter like D or E, depending on where your Windows is installed.\n\nIn the list of folders you will see the FAVORITES. You can RIGHT-CLICK over the favorites' icon and, in the pop-up menu, move the mouse over SEND TO ->, a submenu will appear. In the list, several choices are offered. Your flashdrive should have an assigned letter. Click on that letter.\n\nThe Favorites should be copied on the flashdrive. \n\nOnce it is done, go to that other computer and plug that flashdrive in. Open an explorer to get to the content of the flashdrive and hit CTLR-A to select all files, then hit CTLR-C to copy them. Open the same path as above, to the user's directory on that other computer, where the favorites are and, while it is selected, hit CTRL-V to paste the favorites from the flashdrive to that other computer.\n\nHTH
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CLICK Favorites - Organize Favorites - Create new folder
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Basically, if you have managed to delete them, then the chances are they are gone.  You can always check to see if they are still on your hard drive.\n\nAssuming you are on Windows XP.\n\nOpen "My Computer", then doubleclick your hard drive (for me it's HDD(C:) ).  Then select "Documents and Settings", then you need to select the folder which is the one with what could be your name!!! - For example, I have 3 folders here, called "Alex", "All Users" and "Owner" ... I would select "Alex".  In that folder there should be a folder called "Favourites".  This is where all your Internet Favourites SHOULD be stored.  \n\nI admit, IF you managed to delete them, then this folder may very well be empty!\n\nContrary to what Sarah C said in the above post, you can make a copy of this folder and save it elsewhere which in a sense would be your back up copy of your favourites.  You DON'T have to do that silly cop-and-paste thing to notepad as she suggests!