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This actually prints out all your folder/bookmark titles first and then it prints a table of links in the format of Shortcut Text (Favorite Name) and the Internet Address (URL)...pretty cool actually , I had to go find it myself, I never had a reason to print out my favorites before but it is pretty slick.<br />
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Cheers.
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This actually prints out all your folder/bookmark titles first and then it prints a table of links in the format of Shortcut Text (Favorite Name) and the Internet Address (URL)...pretty cool actually , I had to go find it myself, I never had a reason to print out my favorites before but it is pretty slick.

Cheers.

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50 Points well earned!<br />
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Thank you very much jatcan<br />
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-StinkyPete
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50 Points well earned!

Thank you very much jatcan

-StinkyPete

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Thanks<br />
-Aaron<br />

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Thanks. But ya gotta accept the comment as an answer before any points will be assigned.
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Thanks. But ya gotta accept the comment as an answer before any points will be assigned.

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No problems. Thank You. I never would have looked if your question hadn't prompted me to.
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No problems. Thank You. I never would have looked if your question hadn't prompted me to.

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Hi all,<br />
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This has me beat.<br />
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How do I print a list of favourites with url's?<br />
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Anyone know a registry mod for columns in windows explorer to include url details? or something else that might achieve this?<br />
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Please, no application solutions.<br />
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-StinkPete
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Hi all,

This has me beat.

How do I print a list of favourites with url's?

Anyone know a registry mod for columns in windows explorer to include url details? or something else that might achieve this?

Please, no application solutions.

-StinkPete

Printing favourites with url's

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