how do i get to my favorites.  i just installed explorer 7 and now i can't find a button for them.?
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upper left hand corner....icon looks ike a star
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Click on the yellow star (the one for favorites without the green plus sign), and look to the right of the favorites button.\nIt is right there, to the left of the tabs.
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If you are referring to website on your aol favorites.  you can do the following (although it may not be the fastest way):\n\n1 - click on a favorite to open a website\n2 - highlight the web address in the tool bar, right click and hit copy\n3 - paste the site into internet explorer\n4 - click favorites to add it as a favorite.
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if you do not see a favorites or bookmarks icon at the top of your browser screen then put your cursor at the top of your browser screen and right click. Make sure that your standard buttons option is checked  :)
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the favorites list is basically just an html file.  find the file favorites.html file and you can edit with notepad.
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so you want to keep some entry in the address bar. ok there is only one way :\n-- just open internet explorer browser then select history \n   and delete unwanted site from the list so you can keep \n   those site that you want.\n-- other way is whatever site you want just store in \n   favorites: for that just open browser and whatever site you want to open u just type name and open it after that select favorites button and there is option for "add" so select that and store in favorites list and those list you can access anytime
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CLICK Favorites - Organize Favorites - Create new folder
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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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Go to START>CONTROL PANEL, click ADD/REMOVE PROGRAMS, find and click on WINDOWS EXPLORER 7, click CHANGE/REMOVE.\nThis weill revert your system back to IE-6.0  \nNewer is Not always best!
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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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Ok here are the steps:\n\n1 - Go to Favourites no your menu bar.\n\n2 - Click on Add to favs.\n\n3 - Enter the name. \n\n=---- Tehre its done --=== All d best!
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Go to MANAGE BOOKMARKS / FILE / IMPORT / FROM FILE / then search under C:/Program Files/Netscape/Favorites.  FAVORITES will be the name of your bookmarks for Netscape.  If you can't find it there, go to C:&#92;Documents and Settings &#92; computer name &#92; FAVORITES.  Then copy the FAVORITES back to your Netscape folder in Program Files.  \n\nThat should do it.  Try to make a back up of your FAVORITES every month or two just in case!!
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Alright, as far as I know there is no way to get them ordered in "one fall swoop" from inside IE6 or earlier.  However, there is a way via the so called "Windows Explorer".\n\nAssuming Windows XP:\n\nMy Computer| C: Drive | Documents and Settings folder\n\nClick the folder that corresponds to the name displayed atop the Start menu ('Owner' by default').  \n\nClick the Favorites folder.\n\nRight click in the white space and choose Arrange Icons By -> Name.  This will place all folders and files in alphabetical order for easy searching.  \n\nGo back a step and right click the Favorites folder and click "Send To -> Desktop (create Shortcut)" to place an easy-to-navigate-to link on the desktop.
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Favorities are located in the following directory:\nC:&#92; Documents and Settings &#92; <username>\nCopy favorites from one username to another the way you prefer...\n\nAnother thing you can do is that you can use myBookmarks\nhttp://www.mybookmarks.com/\nit stores your favorites online on an authenticated account\n[username and password]\n\nYou can use it to import and export from one account to another\n\nGood Luck
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I'm missing some helpful buttons on that browser
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Export them.  Assuming that you are using a version of Internet Explorer:-\nFrom the Menu Bar (usually hidden in Internet Explorer 7 - find it by clicking Tool>Menu Bar)\nThen\nClick File>Import and Export...\nNext\nExport Favourites (select the favourites you want and a location to export to)\nClick OK\n\nThis will export all your favourites to your hard drive from where you can copy them to a floppy disk, memory stick or other storage device.\n\nThen at your work computer:-\nFrom the Menu Bar\nClick File>Import and Export...\nNext\nImport Favourites (select the favourites and where you want them imported to)\nOK\n\nDepending on your work's computer security policy, you might have to ask permission to bring in a floppy disk or memory stick from home and use it in your work PC.
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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.