IE Favorites Limit?

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Is there a limit to the amount of favorites that IE6 can handle

We have a user that has around 6Mb of links and folders (containing more folders and links), there are around 1000 links in total. At present the user is encountering problems, by not being able to create new links and or folders

Going in as a different user on the same machine, the problem doesn't exist. This leads me to think that IE may have said .. 'enough is enough' ... does anyone know whether this is the case

Any information would be gratefully accepted.
 
Perhaps you should introduce your user to Google, before he/she logs the
whole internet as favourites ;)

and please remove the Word group from your cross post as this has no
relevance to Word.


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I have had as many as 1800 favorites neatly categorized in folders without
any problems.

HTH,

Mike W. QOF

Commitment is being willing to be uncomfortable until the issue is resolved.

- Anon

Courage is resistance to fear, mastery of fear - not absence of fear.

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Paul F said:
Is there a limit to the amount of favorites that IE6 can handle?

We have a user that has around 6Mb of links and folders (containing more
folders and links), there are around 1000 links in total. At present the
user is encountering problems, by not being able to create new links and or
folders.
Going in as a different user on the same machine, the problem doesn't
exist. This leads me to think that IE may have said .. 'enough is enough'
.... does anyone know whether this is the case?
 

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