Ajit,

If tweakui did not complete the move for you (IE doesn't "see" the new
folder), then you will probably need to edit the registry.  I haven't tried
changing it, but you should be able to find it by searching for "\FAVOR" (no
quote marks).
Or create a shortcut as Will suggested.

The active desktop is much easier.  Just RIGHT click on an empty spot on
your desktop and select (left click) PROPERTIES, click the tab for WEB, and
then turn off the check box for ACTIVE DESKTOP.  Click OK to finish it up.

Jim Meagher
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----- Original Message -----
From: Will Stephenson <[log in to unmask]>

> Hello!
>
> I don't know of any way to directly do what you want, but if you put a
> shortcut to your old favorites folder in your new IE5 favorites folder
> (\windows\favorites), that would allow you one click access to your old
> ones.
>
> HTH
>
> Will Stephenson ><>
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>
> From:  Ajit V Damle
> I have been running IE 3.02 on a Win 95B machine and now want to upgrade
to
> the latest version of that browser. Problem is that due to space
> considerations I moved the the favorites from C drive to E drive using
> TweakUI. Is there a way for IE 5 to recognise where favorites resides?
this
> is very important to me as they are in excess of 10,000 in number. Also is
> there a way to disable the active desktop feature without having to play
> around with the registry?
> regards
> ajit
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