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Guest
Is it possible to check IE favorites from another computer?
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Gary Smith
That depends on what you mean by checking them. It also probably depends
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Guest
I 'm assuming the same LAN would be connection, which is cable modem. Athough
the other computer is Windows Home Edition and I use Windows XP Pro.
the other computer is Windows Home Edition and I use Windows XP Pro.
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Gary Smith
You're not being very clear. What do you mean by "checking the
favorites"? Do you have an in-house network set up, or are you talking
about two machines independently connected to the Ineternet? Is file
sharing enabled between these two machines?
favorites"? Do you have an in-house network set up, or are you talking
about two machines independently connected to the Ineternet? Is file
sharing enabled between these two machines?
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Guest
What I mean is checking your IE Favorites from another computer, checking
your e-mail and having access to my "favorites" links from another computer.
Is this possible at all?
your e-mail and having access to my "favorites" links from another computer.
Is this possible at all?
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Alan Edwards
I don't really follow your terminology but if you want to access
favorites on another linked computer, then just navigate to the
Favorites folder and double-click the relevant favorite, assuming the
Favoriets folder is shared.
....Alan
favorites on another linked computer, then just navigate to the
Favorites folder and double-click the relevant favorite, assuming the
Favoriets folder is shared.
....Alan
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Hans Le Roy
Hi Vic,
You still didn't tell us if the computers are one the same network, so
maybe I should give a list of possibilities:
1. If they are on the same LAN, you could store the favorites in a shared
folder.
2. Or you could use File, Export to export the favorites to a disk and
carry that disk.
3. Or you could publish the bookmarks on the web using a service as those
I listed in http://www.hlrnet.com/intbookm.htm, and you can access them
frome anywhere.
Does this answer your question?
Kind regards
Hans
You still didn't tell us if the computers are one the same network, so
maybe I should give a list of possibilities:
1. If they are on the same LAN, you could store the favorites in a shared
folder.
2. Or you could use File, Export to export the favorites to a disk and
carry that disk.
3. Or you could publish the bookmarks on the web using a service as those
I listed in http://www.hlrnet.com/intbookm.htm, and you can access them
frome anywhere.
Does this answer your question?
Kind regards
Hans