Richard,

To get this to work, Echolink has to be in tree view.  One of the major 
branches of the tree is Favorites, so after you copy your connection to the 
clipboard, navigate to the Favorites branch of the tree, open it, and press 
Ctrl+V, which pastes the current connection into your favorites.  BTW, this 
has nothing to do with Internet Explorer; it's strictly a function of the 
Echolink software.

Steve

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Richard Fiorello" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Tuesday, April 26, 2011 11:01
Subject: echo link for Steve Dresser


> Hi Steve;
> I was just looking through some email I had saved because I knew I'd
> want it one of these days.  You were kind enough to give me some info as
> to how to save commonly used nodes in my favorites.  Finally sat down
> and tried and of course had questions.
> First, once connected do I have to select anything prior to control c or
> is that done automatically?  Secondly you said then just paste it,
> control v, into my favorites which sounds easy enough but I don't see
> any my favorites in echo link and I just finished some menu hunting.
> I've missed things before.  Were you talking about my favorites in echo
> link or the usual my favorites in internet explorer?
> Thanks
>
> -- 
> richard
>