How do you set favorites in Internet Explorer in alphabetical order?
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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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In Windows go into Internet Explorer.  Then choose.\n\nTools -> Internet Options and go to the Programs Tab.  In here you can set the default programs for the system.
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Itunes does it automatically.. .all you have to do is press "title" or name at the top and it shows the names of the song in alphabetical order.. if you press "artist" it lines them up in alphabetical order by artist and Album does the same thing with album..\nNOw if you press it twice it will set it in backward alphabeltical order.. from z-a.\nhope that helps.
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I just downloaded internet explorer 7 today and had the same problem. Here is the solution. Right mouse click on the tool bar. If menu bar does not have a check mark next to it then click on it. Now you will have the tool bar with the file, edit, view, favorited, tools and help button. \nHope this helps.
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In Internet Explorer, there is an "Export" option under the "File" menu.  From there you can export your favorites to a file, and then import them on another machine.
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Go into windows explorer then into documents and settings then into favorites and do it there.  Then go in and clean out your temp file and temp internet files.  That should do it.
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Go to the favories\n\nRight-click on any favorite in there\n\nChoose "Sort by Name"
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From the desktop or start menu. Internet explorer really sux though!!
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You can't rearrange them in the order you want them to be in.\n\nThe order they are in depends on what has updated on their page. The newest update is on top.
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How do I delete items from Internet Explorer's auto-complete list?\n\nMicrosoft's Internet Explorer tries to be very helpful as you browse the web by keeping track of where you've been. You can hit the Back button to revisit pages you've viewed in the current session, or you can use the history window to go back to pages from days or even weeks ago. And when you start typing a URL into the address bar, it shows you a list of places you've been that match what you've typed so far.\n\nIf you've done a lot of browsing, that last can be a huge list. Perhaps even too huge to actually be helpful.\n\nWhen you type in a URL into the address box, IE's suggestions come from several locations: your History, your Favorites, recently typed entries, or the contents of a folder if you are specifying a path on your local machine. Let's look at each of these.\n\nHistory: as you surf the web, the list of places you've visited is kept as your history. You can control how much history is kept by adjusting the setting found in Tools, Internet Options, General tab, History box, Days to keep pages in history setting. By making this a smaller number, perhaps a week or even just a few days, you'll make a significant reduction in the number of URLs that IE will show for auto complete. You can also completely clear history here, if you like. Alternately, if you would rather truly edit the history, press this History toolbar button, which will open the history window, and you can right click on any entry and select delete.\n\nFavorites: This is normally a smaller part of the autocomplete problem, but much more easily under your control. You can delete items from your favorites menu simply by dropping it down, right clicking on what you want to get rid of, and selecting delete.\n\nRecently Typed Entries: there's not really much to be done here. Around 25 recent entries are kept in the registry, documented in a knowledgebase article I'll refer to in a minute. In reality it's small enough that there's just not much reason to try to edit or control this. It'll just fill up again with the next places you visit.\n\nThe File System: in your address bar you can start typing the location of a file, if you like. Type "C:&#92;" and IE will present the contents of the root of your C: drive as auto-complete possibilities. The more you type, the more refined the list. If you type a directory name, as soon as you type a terminating "&#92;", the autocomplete drop down becomes re-populated with the contents of that directory - if any. This one's just a feature, and I know of no way to "control" it.\n\nAll of the above are discussed, along with some of the options to further control some of the behaviour of IE's autocomplete features, including web form autocompletion, are discussed in a Microsoft Knowledgebase article here.
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You sure can.  Just go to Tools > Internet Properties > Click on the "Advanced" tab > under the "browsing" subheading, uncheck the box "enable personalized favorites menu".
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As an earlier respondent stated, click the yellow star at the top left side of your browser.  A window should open showing your favorites and history.\n\nYou can also right click on the top browser bar. It will show a drop down list. The first item is labelled "menu bar."   If it is not checked, click it to put a check mark by it and your menu bar should appear at the top of your browser, right below the address bar. The menu bar shows the "file" "edit" "view" "favorites" "tools" and "help" menus.
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mouse over to the "BOOKMARKS" and click the left mouse button!  All your "favorites" are actually BOOKMARKS!\n\nImagine that!
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In Internet Explorer in tools clik inernet options and clear history
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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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You can go to that particular web site first. Click Favourites > Add to Favourites. Type a name to identify that bookmark or web page. Click OK.\n\nYou can also go on to organise your bookmarks by category. This is done so by clicking Favourites > Organise favourites. And you can create folders to sort them neatly.
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Under FILES in your firefox browser, there should be an option to import your favorites from IE.\n\nOtherwise you will need to go to the directory of IE where they keep the favorite links and just copy them into the folder in Firefox where they keep their own favorites.\n\nIn IE , it should be under Document and Settings/LoginName/Favorites\n\nI think it would be easier to just use the IMPORT choice under the FILES menu and import the bookmarks