Potentially dumb question about computer files :
#1
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Hi I was just wondering will all the links in my favourites still be there when I get to the other side? Or do I have to save em somehow
Kay
Kay
#2
Originally Posted by possoms
Hi I was just wondering will all the links in my favourites still be there when I get to the other side? Or do I have to save em somehow
Kay
Kay
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Originally Posted by Bordy
Yeah Kay they will still be there, only problem is they might be upside down. 

said it was potentially dumb!!
but I was just thinking I'm sat here shoving all these links in and suddenly thought jeez if they arent there at the other end I'm stuffed!
#4
Originally Posted by possoms
Hi I was just wondering will all the links in my favourites still be there when I get to the other side? Or do I have to save em somehow
Kay
Kay
Last edited by SunshineGirl; Jul 9th 2005 at 12:46 am.
#5
Originally Posted by possoms
Hi I was just wondering will all the links in my favourites still be there when I get to the other side? Or do I have to save em somehow
Kay
Kay
#6
Originally Posted by possoms
Okay thanks
said it was potentially dumb!!
but I was just thinking I'm sat here shoving all these links in and suddenly thought jeez if they arent there at the other end I'm stuffed!
said it was potentially dumb!!
but I was just thinking I'm sat here shoving all these links in and suddenly thought jeez if they arent there at the other end I'm stuffed!
I'm the one that brought the Tv set from the UK cause I thought I might still get Coronation Street on it, now thats dumb.
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Originally Posted by arkon
Do you mean the favoites links that are part of internet explorer? if so are you taking your computer with you?
#8
Originally Posted by possoms
er yes
#9
Originally Posted by possoms
er yes
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Originally Posted by SunshineGirl
Save them to disk. Find the 'My favourites' directory on your PC and simply select them all and save to disk. I do it regularly along with my normal backups.
#11
Whinging pom.
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No. Your bookmarks are small files stored locally on your PC.
In any event only bring the PC if it's a near new top end machine, otherwise just bring the hard drive and any other "can't do without" bits and put them into a new box bought here.
In any event only bring the PC if it's a near new top end machine, otherwise just bring the hard drive and any other "can't do without" bits and put them into a new box bought here.






