Data transfer

[jeffreyinberthoud]

Hey guys Hope someone can PM me with this answer , sorry if its a bit off topic

Im getting three new PC's from santa

HP Home, Laptop and notebook package deal anyway.....................

Can someone tell me how I can save my favorites folder or at least a links list I have like 1000
links in my "scanner favorites" and Im hoping not to loose them all .

[papaelk]

Export them to a flash drive!

[unixfreak0037]

It depends on what browser you use to surf the Internet, and what version of that browser. They all have different ways of importing/exporting.

[dougw65]

In ie goto file..import and export...choose export to a file.....choose faves,cookies,feeds...export to a flash drive..

import process is the reverse

good luck!

[jeffreyinberthoud]

Thanks all answers were so obvious I was not thinking,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,to mutch triptophane

[iMONITOR]

You could also network all the old and new computers, then transfer the chosen folders/files over your network.

[poltergeisty]

Favorites sounds like you use IE. In XP the folder is located under C:\Documents and Settings\"your username"\Favorites Replace "your username with yours of course.

Now just copy the contents and paste them to the same directory (your profile name) on the other computers.

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in Windows Vista:

C:\Users\<Current User>\Roaming\Favorites\

Simple Socket File Transfer 1.0 - WhitSoft Development (For many files just compress them and transfer that file. This does not requite netbios to be on or any of that Windows junk.

[dracer777]

You can also link firefox favs to any computer via an account. Although, I prefer local storage.

[RolnCode3]

Merry Xmas. Here's your answer:

Xmarks | Bookmark Sync and Search

It works on all three major browsers (by which I mean Chrome, Firefox and IE but it does work on Safari apparently), and cross platform. Free (for now), works great. Been using it for years.