Can the INTERNET EXPLORER FAVORITES which are too many could be rearranged in alphabetical ordER?
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In your IE Favorites you should have individual folders that each contain links to specific sites according to their relevance. These folders will organize themselves in  Alpha arrangement. However, content inside the folders does not but can be arranged in Alpha order by placing your cursor on each folder, right clicking and in the drop down menu choose "Sort By Name".
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Click on the "Favorites" to open them and then use drag and drop to move the items around. Clicking the Organize button at the top of the column works well too.\nGood Luck!
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IE: Tools,Internet Options,Clear history
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Go to the top menu and click on "View" then "Toolbars", and then if there isn't a check mark beside "Links", you need to click on it to make the Links bar appear at the top of your browser, under the Address bar.\n\nThen go to the web page you want.  Left click the blue explorer icon (which is to the right of http://..., and move it to the links bar and release the mouse button.  Sometimes you have to wait 10 or 15 seconds before it shows up if you have a lot of stuff in your IE favorites folder.\n\nIf you have more than one link, you can rearrange them by left clicking it and dragging it next to another link.\n\nIf you want to rename the link (because sometimes they default name is non-descriptive or too long), then right-click on the new link, and click rename, and enter the new name.
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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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right click and sort by name
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click the top blue part of IE and drag it/
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Lanch the IE\n\nGo to -- View Menu -- >ToolBars --> Customize ...\n\nThere you could import the Favorite button.
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go to view option on your ie bar . then on encoding choose unicode or autoselect
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the favorites list is basically just an html file.  find the file favorites.html file and you can edit with notepad.
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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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In Internet Explorer go to "Tools" -> "Internet Options" -> "Content" -> "Auto complete" (pre IE7)\n\nOr "Tools" -> "Internet Options" -> "General" -> "Delete" under browsing history then "Delete" auto complete files.
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For Internet Explorer:\n\n1.  select the <Tools> option from the menu bar\n2.  select <Internet Options...> from the drop down list\n3.  select the <Content> tab\n4.  in the Personal information area click the <AutoComplete...> button\n5.  in the Use AutoComplete for area deselect (clear the check box) for Web adresses\n6. close all Internet Explorer windows and restart\n\nthey will no longer be listed\n\nHope this helps!
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1. Highlite unwanted words in drop down list with mouse pointer and then press DEL key.\n\nor\n\n2. Try IEHistoryX from http://www.585Soft.com it helps you find and selectively delete (or completely clear) all unwanted information stored in Internet Explorer (cookies, history, cache, autocomplete and typed URLs)
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It's fine - the tabs are a great improvement.\n\nI've tried Firefox as well, but have to admit I like the Favourites icons on IE7 - makes the list so colourful!  Unless I'm missing something, you don't get those on Firefox.
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It depends on what "preferences" you are talking about.\n\n1.  Right click on start\n2.  Left click on Explore\n3.  When Windows Explorer opens up, left click on Control Panel, icons for things such as your mouse and internet should appear in the left hand frame\n4.  Double left click on any of the icons to open the properties dialog box for that item, and change your options there
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internet explorer maybe?