how do i transfer my list of favorites in internet explorer from one system to another?
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Depends on what operating system your old unit has but do a search for favorites on your old system. Once the favorites folder is found just copy the entire contents of the folder onto a flashdrive or cd if you have a burner and then paste them in the new systems favorites folder. If you aint got tons of favorites you can load them on a floppy.
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Which IE are you using 6 or 7? If IE 6 then find an empty spot on the  IE tool bar and right click, then click on Customize. In the Left box highlight the Favorites Star and then click the add button. It will move to the right side box. Close the Browser and reopen and your Favorites star will be there.
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Download a clean copy of IE to your desktop.\n\n(You should have a backup/alternate browser anyway.  So, before proceeding, go get a copy of Firefox or Opera or my current favorite, FLOCK.   This is a "just in case" step.)\n\nTHEN\n\nGo to the START button in the lower left of your desktop.\n\nClicky\n\nSelect <Control Panel>\n<Add and Remove Programs>\nwait three hours for the flippin' list to populate\nGo to Microsoft Internet Explorer - highlight\nRemove! (Far right button)\nReinstall from download\n\nBest wishes!
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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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it may still be in your recycle bin if so just click and say restore, otherwise got to your start menu, all programs, find your internet explorer and right click on it there should be a send to option, go down to desktop, create shortcut\n\nif I read your question correctly this should work
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You can't do this since the PC will rename the files as any normal file, but you can add to favorites the page you want then u can keep the correct url.
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yes.  From IE menu:\n\nFile \nImport and export\nexport favorites
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Click OPEN FOLDER TO VIEW FILES, highlight the files you want to transfer,then click MOVE SELECTED FILES TO or COPY SELECTED FILES TO (on left column),select destination
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type "favorites" in "Run" command.  and then copy all the files in the favorite's folder into your new computer.
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you can go to C:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92; "old profile name here"/ Favorites (Copy folder now)\nand move them to C:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92; "new profile name here"/ Favorites (Paste folder now) and your done
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Right click on the open Favorites list then\nLeft click on Sort by Name
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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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KB179599\n"Cannot Move, Delete, or Rename Links Folder on Favorites Menu"
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Go to start, all programs, accessories, system tools, system restore. Restore your computer to a time before you lost your favorites and it should bring them back.
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Go to MyComputer ->Tools -> Folder Options -> File Types here in the extensions column search HTM or HTML click on it, then click the Advanced button, click the Restore Defaults button or Change Icon, then browse for the icon in the drive where ur os is installed, inside program files-> Internet Explorer get the icon.
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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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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.