Fw: What is the limit that can be stored under "Favourites"?

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Nev.

What is the maximum number of URLs that can be stored under "Favourites"?

Can Favourites be subdivided under different sub-headings? I think I
remember doing that under netscape some years ago. Will doing
that increase the maximum number?

TIA,

Nev.
 
Nev. said:
What is the maximum number of URLs that can be stored under
"Favourites"?

Can Favourites be subdivided under different sub-headings? I think I
remember doing that under netscape some years ago. Will doing
that increase the maximum number?

TIA,

Nev.
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Didn't I answer this someplace else?
 
Hi Nev. :-)

You don't mention the version of Windows you are using, which really is a
must when asking for help in the newsgroups, but, try the following and see
if it helps:

You can have many more Favorites if you sort them into folders. However,
see the following:
Favorites May Not Sort in Alphabetical Order
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=259735

and …...

How to Organize Web Bookmarks (Favorites)
http://www.ehow.com/how_5423_organize-web-bookmarks.html

To organize our Favorites into folder easier, try the free utility here:

FavOrg: Free
http://www.softpedia.com/get/Internet/Bookmark-Managers/favorg.shtml
It also verifies whether your links in Favorites are stll good.

also…

Per Siljaline - MS MVP

There is no limit that I know of - with the exception of not
being able to use non alphanumeric characters for file names
or in file names, such as < [ # / \ ] { } ~ > , etc.

Hope this helps.

Jan :)
MS MVP - Windows IE/OE [DTS/AumHa]
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that's why they're so contagious.

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"Frank Saunders" wrote ...
Didn't I answer this someplace else?
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Yes, you did, in "ms.pub.win.inetexplorer.ie6_outlookexpress".
Thank you very much.

However, let me add that the first reply to my post advised "that
I would probably get a more reliable response if I asked in an
Internet Explorer newsgroup, rather than Outlook Express". So I
immediately took that advice. I almost never cross post intentionally.

Let me say also that you and Bruce are two of the people that I see
helping people continuously. So let me thank all you people who
freely give their time to help other users.

Nev.
 
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