cyrus wrote:
> Does anyone have suggestions on how to backup 'My Favorites' or copy to
> another new computer?

In IE go to File-Export.

Did you actually try the IE Help on this, before posting? Obviously not!

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Does anyone have suggestions on how to backup 'My Favorites' or copy to
another new computer?

Hi cyrus :-)

Try the following and see if it helps:

How to Export your IE Favorites
http://its.wcu.edu/new-faculty-compu...0Favorites.htm

How To Backup Internet Explorer Favorites
http://www.handy-sites.com/bkp-favorites.html

How to automate the Import & Export of Favorites & Cookies to/from IE
http://www.pcbanter.net/t383095.html

Moving Bookmarks (Favorites) from Computer to Computer
http://internet-explorer-tutorials.c...favorites.html

You can also go to the Favorites folder you want to copy from on the hard
drive, copy all the files, paste them to a floppy disk, or copy the folder
to a CD, then copy the files into the Favorites folder on the other
computer. This often works if the Wizard fails.

Hope this helps

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> Does anyone have suggestions on how to backup 'My Favorites' or copy to
> another new computer?

Jan Il wrote:
> Hi cyrus :-)
>
> Try the following and see if it helps:
>
> How to Export your IE Favorites
> http://its.wcu.edu/new-faculty-compu...0Favorites.htm
>
> How To Backup Internet Explorer Favorites
> http://www.handy-sites.com/bkp-favorites.html
>
> How to automate the Import & Export of Favorites & Cookies to/from IE
> http://www.pcbanter.net/t383095.html
>
> Moving Bookmarks (Favorites) from Computer to Computer
> http://internet-explorer-tutorials.c...favorites.html
>
> You can also go to the Favorites folder you want to copy from on the hard
> drive, copy all the files, paste them to a floppy disk, or copy the folder
> to a CD, then copy the files into the Favorites folder on the other
> computer. This often works if the Wizard fails.
>
> Hope this helps
>

Blimey, all that when a simple File-Export is the thing as per Internet
Explorer Help!


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