Saving saved favourites prior to reformating hard drive
Joined: Mar 2000
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From: Bothell WA
Try clicking on File, then Import and Export..., then you should be able to save to another file or floppy disk, CD, Zip Disk.
Or copy the Favorites folder C
Windows\Favorites
or WinXP it is listed as C
Documents and Settings\Your Name\Favorites
Or copy the Favorites folder C
Windows\Favorites or WinXP it is listed as C
Documents and Settings\Your Name\Favorites
Joined: Sep 1998
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From: Sydney, Australia
Having just been through a similar exercise, I can sympathise <img src="frown.gif" border="0">
If you can, back up your C drive. After you've reinstalled, you may be able to restore not only your IE Favourites, but many other settings and preferences. I have had some success with that - I got back some Themes without having to download them again, all my IE favourites, links, QuickSearch and a heap of other stuff.
Cheers
AA
If you can, back up your C drive. After you've reinstalled, you may be able to restore not only your IE Favourites, but many other settings and preferences. I have had some success with that - I got back some Themes without having to download them again, all my IE favourites, links, QuickSearch and a heap of other stuff.
Cheers
AA
Joined: May 2001
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From: UK
I have just done a reformat ,I have used this programme a few times now and would highly recommend it. It saves all your favorites,e-mails etc . I actually back up to CD-R/RW, but if you use it to back up onto an internal drive or network drive you can schedule it to do regular back ups. Check out the link below. It's not too expensive either , I used the demo version for a few weeks and the bought the full version it was so good. <a href="http://www.ajsystems.com/oexhome.html" target="_blank">http://www.ajsystems.com/oexhome.html</a>
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