Is there a file I can save all my favorites to a floppy disk? Is so what drive? (windows 2000 prof.)?
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C:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;*Labat*&#92;Favorites.\n\n*Labat* is exmple.\n\nCopy the Favorites file.\n\nGood luck !
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Well... I don't think there is one, but your window OP Should have back-up software already. Just go to Start > All Program > Accessories > System Tools > and click Backup... The require is lots of Floppy-Disc or Blank CD if you have CD-Burner... :D Any other question, just e-mail. Peace,\n\nCody J. §
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Your Windows XP cd has all you need on it.  Boot your system from the cd and then follow the directions for reformatting the partition that contains the operating system, usually the "c" drive.  There's no reason to use F-disk.  If you're asking this question you are not sufficiently experienced for F-disk.\nMake sure you have backed up everything that is important onto removeable media or a USB external drive and don't forget to save your favorites.
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I am assuming you mean a floppy disc?  insert it into your A drive, right click "my computer" and open it, go to the A drive, right click and choose "format"
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insert the disk and go to "my computer". right click on your floppy disk drive and click on format.
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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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yeah, i did that before... just make sure the Black Film on the Inside isn't scratched... Just convert all you files on the Floppy Drive onto the computer, and put those files onto another Floppy... Take off the Silver thing first before you put the flooy in the computer...
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You will need a floppy, go to start>settings>control panel>add/remove programs>click start up (insert floppy)>click create disk!
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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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Right click on the item you wish to save, then left click on favourites. Hope this helps
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Hi There,\nIf you open another window, and click save as, it will save to the same folder as the last item saved. I would suggest that that may be the best way to find where your lost file is. Otherwise, you'll have to click start-->search-->for files and folders.\n\nGood luck\nEric
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Do you mean a floppy disc?
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yea you could try to zip the file or just put it on a zip disk floppys are really small
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Only files that haven't been acsessed for awhile will risk being deleted.\n\nThe Wizard will ask you if you want to save them
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press ctrl+o on  keyboard\nthen at the top of a open page in front of "look in" roll down the menu & search for a:/(floppy disk) then search your file & then click on open
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Depending on how old the hd is and the os you're running, it's kind of hard to tell if a full format is worth it.  If the HD was used for Windows 95, the hd may be using the FAT32 system.  In this case, if you're using 95 on that old hd, try to get a dos prompt up.  You'll need a boot disk for your floppy drive.  If it's anything higher, chances are your hd is toast.\n\nBe a little more specific about your computer and os cause that'll be a lot easier to solve.
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download a trial of partition magic. very easy to use.