Genealogy Chat

That is fantastic all of you, I felt like I was bringing a plane down all by myself and it worked, what would we do without you lovely people on here.thankyou so much.

Sorry Dan, beat you by a second! Just an addition Sue, DO IT NOW! while your thinking about it. (I say this because I NEVER remember) Put them on a floppy and label it. Bob

> Choose Export Favorites and click Next. > You then need to select the folders that you wish to backup - Click Next to select them all. > Then use the browse button to select your Disk Drive and click Next. > Finally click Finish. You can open the file from disk to check it - it will open as a webpage with all your links listed. You would choose Import, to restore the list if needed. Dan.

Export to save Sue ( I think backup would have been better). Then import to new or reformated PC. By the way you can also do the same with your messages and address book in Outlook Express. Bob

Dan.....a daft question sorry, do I import my favourites or export them to save? that was the first question that it told me to do

just right click on page, then click on "Add to favourites"

Hi Sue, I've done it the really old-fashioned way - I've got a little notebook beside the pc! Showing my age I'm afraid, but it works! Mandy :)

If you are using Internet Explorer and want to backup your Favorites list: File > Import and Export... Then follow the instructions. Dan.

Just in case my computer crashes, how do I put all these genealogy web sites on to a disc, please can someone tell me? Thankyou....Sue