Right click on the Start button, go to Explore. Click on America Online, then
underneath, there should be a folder named back up.  Click on back up.  If
they haven't been deleted, your address book and favorite places will come up
on the screen on the right beside your screen name.  You can send those to a
floppy.  Then after downloading AOL again, you can add them back in with the
Save/Replace feature in AOL.  AOL 4.0 is available for download also.  Go to
Keyword "AOL 40", if you would like to have 4.0 version back.  Personally, I
had major problems with 5.0, so I have version 4.0 also.

Susan Hays

-------------Original Message---------------
I received this note from a friend that is on AOL.
"last week, I lost my complete address book,
bookmarked webpages, AND my filing cabinet...I have NO idea what
happened,
but AOL 4.0 went bye bye!! I ended up DLing 5.0, and am trying to
rebuild what I lost.  Would these things be somewhere on my hard
drive?? I know that when I sign on as a guest on my GF's computer, I
cannot
access these features..."

Can any of you familiar with AOL help us out?   thank you tannis

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