How to save a bookmark?
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Just RIGHT CLICK on that page, \nfind 'add to favorites...', click that one, \nyou will see the name of the page, change the name if you want.\nyou can put that in the folder 'link' or 'media' if you want by clicking one of them or just click 'ok' button to save it in favorites.\nwhen you want to open it, just click favorites/star button up there in the toolbar, you will see that web page name on the list.
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With your curser highlight the text you would like to save. Right click. select "copy" then open your word processor and "paste" the text to a new document page. Go to "file" then "save as" and select the folder in which you would like to save the document and click "save"
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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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Simple answer is to use the ScrapBook extension for Firefox. It's truly awesome.
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I also have about 500 bookmarks (most of which are never reused). The big problem is efficiently finding that bookmark and I found that the quickest way is to "search" for the bookmark which are features avaiable in Opera or Firefox but not in Internet Explorer. Opera is the best for this feature because it displays all the subfolders which include the phrase you begin to type in the search bookmark field. \n\nIn today's computing with 300GB harddrives and fast broadband connection, searching is a lot faster than browsing. For example, it's a lot faster using Google desktop to find documents than to browse folders even if it's organized. It's a lot faster to Google for a printer driver than to browse through the printer vendors website. In the same way, it's a lot faster to search for a URL than browse through hundreds of bookmarks. \n\nI use the internet constantly while I work and also when I'm home.
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First of all it is not de.li.ci.ous. it is del.icio.us  .And it is primarily for saving ur bookmarks online.Create an account at del.icio.us and start using it as u will learn only when u use it. and i recommend to use firefox or flock browser with it. and this is the link where u will find answer to all of ur questions http://del.icio.us/help/  .and to get browser butttons  go to http://del.icio.us/help/buttons and follow instructions.
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Here ya go ! Right click on the link below ,click "save target as",name it and save to your computer ! Enjoy ! :o)
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It depends on what format you want.  Instructions for getting at your bookmarks as RSS, HTML, and Javascript can be found on the Delicious help page.\n\nExporting as OPML could be nice or even as a Word document.
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click on bookmarks in your tool bar then go to add when you are viewing pages you want to save
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Ive installed the Yahoo Toolbar, no you won't loose your favorites in Internet Explorer. The toolbar is completely self contained. You can import your bookmarks from IE. However adding new bookmarks to the toolbar won't add them to your Favorites in IE, not automatically. Try it, you won't have trouble, it uninstalls cleanly too.
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Bookmarking a page is so you don't have to remember the web address it's at, like for example:\n(www.something.com/something/anotherthing/tooconfusing.htm)\nIt gets difficult to remember it. If you bookmark it, you don't have to remember it, just click on the bookmark link. This is also sometimes known as "Favorites".
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http://www.squarefree.com/bookmarklets/zap.html - the "restore selecting" and "restore context menu" bookmarklets should help. As for saving the page, this shouldn't leave it blank, but without the URL I can't work out the exact dirty trick being used, but if you open it in a text editor, and look for display: none or visibility: invisible, and remove them where found, this may restore the page.
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You should be able to go to "Favorites", "Organize Favorites", and then drag what you want onto your USB drive.  Alternately, you can use portable Firefox, which will let you take all your bookmarks with you to any computer.  It can be downloaded here: http://portableapps.com/apps/internet/firefox_portable
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Press Command <Apple Key> and <Shift> and <S>.\n\nYou can now save the page to anywhere you choose.\n\n///
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I think I may have answered this one before...\nOpen Firefox\nGo to File->Import\nA pop up window allows you to select the browser from which to import your bookmarks.\nClick OK/Import
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In FIREFOX go to FILE>IMPORT... and a button should pop up allowing you to import bookmarks, history, preferences, etc. from Safari.
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try doing "save to computer" button