switch from m. explorer to firefox, is there easier way to move bookmarks?
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Yes, when you download Firefox 2.0 (the new verison) they ask you if you would like to import your book marks and contacts.
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It is easy:\nJust right click on the top of your browser and tick the address bar ( in firefx it is called navigation bar! )\n\nOr click the "view" menue on the top and go to the "toolbars" and choose address bar!
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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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The service doesn't matter. Internet Explorer, Netscape, Firefox and all other browsers all have a Bookmarks or Favorites up top. If you click on it, you should see something like "Add Bookmark" or "Add to My 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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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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internet explorer , opera. mozilla firefox,\nor use front page to edit html pages
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Firefox usually imports them automatically.  If not, in Firefox, go to Bookmarks>>Manage Bookmarks.  Then go to File>>Import.  Then choose to import from IE.
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Hi,\nIf you are using Mozilla Firefox as your browser go to your favourite webpage and select ALL of the address of that page in the address bar at the top of the browser (click on it 3 times or click and drag across all of it).\n Then Right click mouse and select "copy"\nNow go click on the "Tools" menu and select "Options"\nOn the "General" tab at the top is the homepage Location, click on it once and use delete and/or backspace to clear it.\nNow you can either click on "Current Page" (if you still have your favourite page showing) or right click in the box and paste what you copied.\nClick "OK" box and u r sorted.\nUse same method for Internet Explorer if using that (Tools>Internet Options.... etc)\nRecomend you use Mozilla Firefox for a browser, it's free and safer & vry user friendly!\nCheers!!!
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Dump I.E. and go with Mozilla Firefox.
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Make sure the toolbars are unlocked.  View > Toolbars and make sure Lock the Toolbars is unchecked.\n\nDouble click on the name of the toolbar in Explorer ie. Links, Address and make sure you hold down the mouse button on the second click while dragging it to another location.\nIt takes practice.  You can move them up or down or resize them by positioning the mouse cursor over the lines delimiting the toolbars (two or even three bars can be put at the same vertical position and unnaccessible links will be accessible using the >> double arrows in a drop down fashion).\n\nWhen you get it like you want it make sure you 'Lock the Toolbars'.  That is why they came undone from your layout.  It's an easy mistake to make.
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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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That's the way to do it. You might also check under Explorer's options.
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Install a router, to allow them both net access.\nThen install all the programmes and files that you need to keep, on the new machine...   and take anything that you don't want messed with off the old one\nBrowser favourites and bookmarks can be exported/imported from old to new.\nBy far the easiest way to move stuff around is after they are bother connected to the router, because you can make them visible to each other ("shareable").  Failing that, invest in a small "flash drive" - a portable memory device that fits in the USB port on each machine
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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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There are a couple of things you can try to solve the problem.  Since you haven't altered any settings, I suspect the source of the problem is due to a corrupt preference file. If that's the case, deleting the preference file should solve the problem. Before you delete anything, it's a good idea to back up your bookmarks.\n\nBacking up your Bookmarks:\n1.  From the menu bar, Click Bookmarks → Manage Bookmarks.\n2.  With the Bookmark Manager window active, click File → Export from the menu bar, and then save the file somewhere on your hard drive.  \n\nAll your bookmarks are exported in a single HTML file, enabling you to easily import them back later. Now that your bookmarks have been exported, you can now delete the corrupt preference file.\n\n1.  Quit Firefox (if it's running)\n2.  Navigate to ~/Library/Preferences, and delete the file called\n"org.mozilla.firefox.plist".  If you're running Tiger, it might be easier to search for the file using Spotlight. When you start Firefox, a new preference will be created.\n\nGo ahead and start Firefox  and see if the problems you were experiencing have been solved. If the problem still persists, try the following:\n\n1. Download and Install the latest version of Firefox.\n2. Download and install the latest version of Adobe Flash player: http://www.adobe.com/shockwave/download/download.cgi?P1_Prod_Version=ShockwaveFlash\n3. Uninstall and then reinstall Firefox.\n4.  Make sure your computer's audio sample rate is set to\n44100.0 Hz.\n---\n\nTo restore the bookmarks you exported earlier, follow the steps below:\n1.  Start Firefox and click Bookmarks → Manage Bookmarks from the menu bar.\n2.  With the Bookmark window active, click File → Import from the menu bar.\n3.  You now need to choose where to import from, so select the "From File" radio button and press "Continue".\n4.  Locate and select the html file you saved earlier and then press "Open".\n\nYour bookmarks will then be restored.
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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.