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Where is the IE Favourates Folder
Posted on 2002-04-21
When I use CTRL+D to add a webpage to my favourates where does it store these links on disk?
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Active 1 day ago
skynergy, I believe Favorites is located in, C:\Windows\Favorites
On win98 machines....
Try that. Let us know...if not do file files and search for FAVORITES
that should come up with the path
On win98 machines....
Try that. Let us know...if not do file files and search for FAVORITES
that should come up with the path
I thought it should be there too. On my home system it is, but I am not connected to an NT server.
At work, they were located in the user's folder. If you log into a server the favorites are located under the user folder on the local machine. Either way, the method of Start-Find-FAVORITES works well.
At work, they were located in the user's folder. If you log into a server the favorites are located under the user folder on the local machine. Either way, the method of Start-Find-FAVORITES works well.
If you have XP it will be under c:documents and settings/ then whatever your username.
If you have multiple users in 98 it should be under C:\WINDOWS\Profiles then your username.
If it's just conventional win98 then where those guys said.
Bowen.
If you have multiple users in 98 it should be under C:\WINDOWS\Profiles then your username.
If it's just conventional win98 then where those guys said.
Bowen.
Active 7 days ago
Easiest way to find it is as Wakeup indicated, as depending on the OS you are running it will be in a different area. Dave
Active 1 day ago
Hehe....I was guessing on it being a 98 box....since you asked the question in Win98.
Did you find it?
Did you find it?
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