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darthshearer
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Is it possible to copy a bunch of favourites from one PC to another?
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~Lazarus~
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yes.
Copy the subfolder "Favourites" under the "Documents and Settings" (in Win2000) to the other PC
Copy the subfolder "Favourites" under the "Documents and Settings" (in Win2000) to the other PC
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Cool thanks 
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Jonty
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Hi darthshearer
Yes you can export your favourites Although for precise instructions we'll need to know the browser name and your operating system.
In Windows 2000 and XP, Internet Explorer favourites are stored in C:\Documents and Settings\UserName\Favourites. Just copy the files and folders in that directory and paste them in the same place on your other PC(s). Alternatively, you can use the Files and Settings Transfer Wizard in XP to move your Favourites around.
In Opera (version 7, at any rate) click Bookmarks > Manage Bookmarks > (In the new window) Export. On your new PC, repeat the procedure except choosing Import at the last step.
In Mozilla (and, I assume, Netscape 6+ and Phoenix etc) click Bookmarks > Manage Bookmarks > (In the new window) Tools > Export. On your new PC, repeat the procedure except choosing Import at the last step.
Hope this helps
Edit ~ 'Too late' was the cry
Yes you can export your favourites
Although for precise instructions we'll need to know the browser name and your operating system.In Windows 2000 and XP, Internet Explorer favourites are stored in C:\Documents and Settings\UserName\Favourites. Just copy the files and folders in that directory and paste them in the same place on your other PC(s). Alternatively, you can use the Files and Settings Transfer Wizard in XP to move your Favourites around.
In Opera (version 7, at any rate) click Bookmarks > Manage Bookmarks > (In the new window) Export. On your new PC, repeat the procedure except choosing Import at the last step.
In Mozilla (and, I assume, Netscape 6+ and Phoenix etc) click Bookmarks > Manage Bookmarks > (In the new window) Tools > Export. On your new PC, repeat the procedure except choosing Import at the last step.
Hope this helps
Edit ~ 'Too late' was the cry
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Originally posted by Jonty
Edit ~ 'Too late' was the cry
But you took due care and consideration in the format of your reply
but - yeah - too late