A need for Internet based Researchers

[wasif Khan]

i some times throughly research on internet and at the end
of session i have bunch of websites that i have added to
my favourtie folder. Normally what i do , is that i copy
the folderX ( going in C Drive, documnets& Settings, All
userr, Wasif, Favourtie, FolderX - copy it) and paste it
in my D drive but it quite a hassel to do this, because
lots of time i have formatted the C Partition and nothing
left.

What i Want:
* I want windows to make a back up folder of my Favourtie
in D Drive
* also i want it save, only links that i visited today.
* alos i have to sometimes write the whole 30 weblinks
that }i have visited today , IE should have option to let
us copy those links as Text and paset in Word File so that
you can print it for your use.

I use windows XP Proffesional

Wasif M khan
MBA-MARKETING & IT
(Course Facilitator)For Marketing, Management & IT subjects
Iqra University Islamabad Pakistan
www.iqraisb.edu.pk
(e-mail address removed)
please tell me about it by email thanks again wasif

 

[H Leboeuf]

This may help.

How to Create a Text File of Web Addresses in Favorites Folder
This article describes how to create a text file that contains a list of the
Web addresses of the Internet shortcuts in your Internet Explorer Favorites
folder.
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=183436

 

[Wasif Khan]

GOOD DAY
BUT MR. Henri Leboeuf DONT YOU THINK ITS QUITE AN HASSLE
TO do what you have told if i have several folders it will
take me an evening worth of effort , there should be a
better solution, the solution should be windows based not
MS-Dos based as we are in the era of GUI rather then the
black screen, it should be few-click solution. rather than
a like a doctors prescription , it takes an expert eye to
read all the article and apply it. i am sure new users
would surrender on the instant they saw the knowledge
based article

please keep me updated
thanks again Wasif Khan

 

[Walt & Lisa]

It is simple, when you are at the web site you want to save just copy the
address to the clipboard and paste to note pad. Save as you like.

 

[Robert Aldwinckle]

the solution should be windows based

You could use XP's Search Companion.
Press Win-F. Enter %USERPROFILE%\Favorites\*.URL
Modified Date: Today

You could create a Desktop shortcut which would save this search
as a template. (You would probably have to modify the date each time.)
You could save the results of the search as a .fnd file.

Hmm... apparently by default SC's Save Search feature doesn't work
the way NT4's Find Files did. But there is a registry override which can
make it work. See Steven Liu's tip here:

http://groups.google.com/groups?q="...f=1&selm=R0$BKQ#gCHA.2668@cpmsftngxa08&rnum=1


Alternatively, use IE's Import/Export Wizard (Alt-F,I) and copy and paste
from its bookmark.htm


HTH

Robert Aldwinckle