tag:ask-leo.com,2008://5/tag:ask-leo.com,2004://5.377- 2008-11-21T02:02:32Z Comments for Is there a way to save my 'Favorites' in case of a system crash? Movable Type 4.21-en tag:ask-leo.com,2004://5.377-comment:42205 Comment from greg on 2008-07-02 greg I was making backup copies of files. Unbeknown to me when I click and drag on my laptop I must hold down the ctrl key to drag a copy otherwise it moves the file. This works different from my home PC and as a result I inadvertently cut the favourites out of the system. How do I paste a copy back where it belongs?

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 2008-07-02T23:45:03Z tag:ask-leo.com,2004://5.377-comment:39010 Comment from bargainbin on 2008-03-21 bargainbin Smiple they are just small files and folders. Just create a new folder on your desktop then drag and drop them into that folder. Now copy the folder to a CD or floppy or print them out.

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 2008-03-21T19:00:03Z tag:ask-leo.com,2004://5.377-comment:27086 Comment from Joanne on 2007-01-21 Joanne but if you do it this way, it keeps asking if we want to skip or try again....so we ultimately have to skip....new to this ---so we don't get to save all of them going to the C drive JO

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 2007-01-21T17:10:29Z tag:ask-leo.com,2004://5.377-comment:12962 Comment from Dave on 2005-11-21 Dave http://unspecified Yes, I know of a way to access favorites from any computer and its free at users-edge.com I can also save links and password hints so I never have to e-mail for lost passwords. I have gone through several hard drives on my personal computer but have never lost my links and favorates that I have at users-edge.com

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