how do I export favorites in explorer 7.0?
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Next to the yellow star button for Favorites, there is a green  +/yellow star button; click on this and you will get a drop down menu. Select import and export; a wizard starts up. Click next; from the menu select Export Favorites, click next. Select the Favorites source folder, click next. Specify a location to export the .htm file; the default is My Documents but you can choose the Desktop.
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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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Right click on it (in explorer/my computer) and select Format...
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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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Go to C:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;Favorites and put it on a disk or e-mail it to yourself. its less than 1MB usually.
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On Internet Explorer 7 click the gold star on the left of the toolbar, or press Alt + c on your keyboard to get your Favorites, and if you want the Menu Bar with File, Edit, View, Favorites, Tools, and Help to show, click Tools (an icon that looks like a gear) on the bottom right of the toolbar, a menu pops up, click Menu Bar, or right click a vacant space on the toolbar, a menu pops up, click Menu Bar. \n\nIf you only need the Menu Bar with File, Edit, View, Favorites, Tools, and Help to appear temporarily just press the Alt key on your keyboard. This way your toolbar doesn't take up as much of your screen. If you want it to stay permanently, right click on a vacant space on the toolbar and click Menu Bar.\n\nThese links can also be helpful.\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/community/columns/ie7_toolbar.mspx\nhttp://www.uwec.edu/help/internet.htm\n\nInternet Explorer 7 Tour\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/ie7/tour/fre/default.mspx
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there should be a little orange star button on the far left of the IE7 interface, next to the tab buttons. Click it to bring up your history, RSS feeds, and Favorites.
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in IE go to:\n1. File\n2. Import/Export\n3. Export Favorites\n4. Export to File or Address
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In Internet Explorer (your browser that you surf the Internet with) you will see a menu item called "Favorites" Click that and you will see an option called "Organize Favorites"\n\nAs soon as you click that option, you will be presented with a screen which will allow you to add folders, move folders, rename and delete folders. \n\nFrom this screen you can add a folder like "Cats" and put other folders or favorites into it much like you put papers into a paper folder. This creates a hierarchy to organize the data. \n\nSo in our cats folder you might have a folder called "Tabby" and another one called "Himalayan". Then when you surf around and find a page you like talking about tabby cats, you can bookmark it. When you bookmark it, you place the bookmark into your Cats >> Tabby folder. \n\nThen later when you want to visit cat pages again, you can click "Favorites" and go to your Cats >> tabby folder and see a list of favorites you made about Tabby cats.\n\nLastly, the Yahoo Toolbar is a list of tools and shortcuts that yahoo "Plugs into" your browser program that allows you to quickly access Yahoo services. I am always weary about such tools because sometimes they carry unwanted programs. \n\nHowever, if you use Yahoo a lot, then it might be something you would be interested in. I have included the link to the toolbar homepage where it tells you a little more.
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umm are you talking about the favourites on your browser?\nwhich browser? Internet Explorer\nif yes again, heres how\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=211089\n\n\npl. provide more info for a better answer
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No, IE 7 will automatically import your old Favorites. Chow
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IE bookmarks are in the IE window,\n\nGo to Favorites --> Organize favorites\nOR\nYou can open C: > Documents and settings > YOURUSERNAME > Favorites\n\nand enjoy it\n\n\n\nI don't know about yahoo, I don't use it
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KB179599\n"Cannot Move, Delete, or Rename Links Folder on Favorites Menu"
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If you are using IE version 6 than I believe that it didn't support favorite icons. However IE 7 Beta 2 fully supports favorite icons and works pretty well for a Beta release. You can find the beta at Microsoft's website for download.
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In I.E. click on "view" "Explorer Bar" "History" or use short cut ctrl+H happy surfing
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if you are using Win XP \ngo to \nC:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;computer&#92;Favorites\n\nand delete all its contents\n\nfor other windows\nsimplly go \nC:&#92;windows&#92;Favorites
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Instead of printing them you may want to save them on the new windows live favorites service.  Just be sure you have a user name and password, or your MS Passport will do, and you can export all your favorites links to it.\n\nThat way you can also access your favorites on any computer.  Very handy.