How can I pull my Firefox bookmarks off my main hard drive when i have it set as slave on my other computer?
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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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try mozilla firefox.\nfirefox.com\n\nsome of the stuff might be because of plugins.\n\nEDIT: To correct the other poster, hard drive almost certainly isn't an issue.
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You can use a network or you can link them using a firewire cable. If you press the 'T' key while booting, a mac will act as a firewire harddrive. The other computer can then access the files on the harddrive as if it was connected to a external harddrive.
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Following these steps:\nOpen Menu: Bookmarks ->Organize Bookmarks.. \n    From Bookmarks Manager select File --> Import\n            Select Internrt Explorer.
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try re-installing from scratch, it should then re-fresh all your bookmarks and toolbar settings.
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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 could start in target disk mode if you have a firewire cable.\n\nConnect the two computers when they're off. Boot the new computer. Boot the old computer and hold down the "t" key until you see a floating firewire symbol. The old computer should appear as a disk on the new computer's desktop. Then you can transfer files by dragging and dropping.
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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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Well, are you sharing an internet connection with other computers in your house? If the answer is yes then you are on a network. \n\nGo to My Computer, locate the C: drive and right-click it. \n\nSelect Properties\nClick on the Sharing tab\nSelect 'Do Not Share' \nClick Apply and OK.
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use a firewire to move them quikly or if you want to do it for a little cheaper you can move the hard drive to the other computer and make it better unless you want both, then use a flash drive to move it in between computers, will take a while, but it is simple to drap the music files from the computer to the flash drive, then the flash drive to the other computer
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In Firefox, click on Bookmarks, then Manage Bookmarks.  In the new 'Bookmarks Manager' window, click on File, then click on Export.  It will want to save a "bookmarks.html" file that will have all of your saved bookmarks.\n\nTo import them after you reinstall, do the same procedure but choose "Import" and find your file.\n\nGood Luck!
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Not necessarily. Disable sharing your drives, and turn on the firewall if you're using Windows XP
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use the bookmarks option instead
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Go download MozillaFirefox. It blocks them all automatically
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Download Firefox web browser http://www.getfirefox.com it has the option to delete with one click all your private data
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GO to 'my computer' and right-click on one of your harddrives and go to propeties
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If you are using Mozzila Firefox they have a special extension to do that that you can download. I'm not sure what it's called though...