Retrieval of Favorites for Win Xp installation

I recently had to reformat my disk because Win98se would
no longer boot. I have now installed WinXpHome. I need to
try to retieve my Favorites list from Win98se. Can anyone
tell me the name/path of the File and/or folder where
this is located in Win98se? I may have it on a backup
disk somewhere, but it would help if I knew where to look
and what to look for.

J H (Herb) Crary

Hi

Open Internet Explorer in Win 98 and go to File>Import and Export... You can then save your Favourites to a floppy. Open IE in XP and go to File>Import and Export... You can then Import your Favourites from the floppy.

Will

"jhcrary" <jhcrary@earthlink.net> wrote in message news:063901c35b0c$ceb0bc10$a501280a@phx.gbl...

> I recently had to reformat my disk because Win98se would
> no longer boot. I have now installed WinXpHome. I need to
> try to retieve my Favorites list from Win98se. Can anyone
> tell me the name/path of the File and/or folder where
> this is located in Win98se? I may have it on a backup
> disk somewhere, but it would help if I knew where to look
> and what to look for.
>
> J H (Herb) Crary

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Please disregard my last posting.

Will

"Will Denny" <wjd4444uk@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message news:%23mT1%23kxWDHA.1204@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
Hi

Open Internet Explorer in Win 98 and go to File>Import and Export... You can then save your Favourites to a floppy. Open IE in XP and go to File>Import and Export... You can then Import your Favourites from the floppy.

Will

"jhcrary" <jhcrary@earthlink.net> wrote in message news:063901c35b0c$ceb0bc10$a501280a@phx.gbl...

> I recently had to reformat my disk because Win98se would
> no longer boot. I have now installed WinXpHome. I need to
> try to retieve my Favorites list from Win98se. Can anyone
> tell me the name/path of the File and/or folder where
> this is located in Win98se? I may have it on a backup
> disk somewhere, but it would help if I knew where to look
> and what to look for.
>
> J H (Herb) Crary

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