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address book and Bookmarks
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address book and Bookmarks
by Blurr » Sat 08 Feb, 2003 1:00 am
I am presently dual booting between Win 98SE and XP. I have NS 7 installed in win 98 and everything is working fine. I have now installed NS7 on XP and I need to get my addresses and bookmarks moved over to NS7 in XP. Can anyone explain how I would go about this? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
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by Mr. Tinkles » Sat 08 Feb, 2003 1:16 am
Knowledge Base - Transfer/Backup Netscape Profiles.
One small note. The address book in NS 7 is abook.mab , and the bookmark file is bookmarks.html . Also, I assumed you mean that you have seperate profiles for each OS, so if this is not the case, just post it here.
One small note. The address book in NS 7 is abook.mab , and the bookmark file is bookmarks.html . Also, I assumed you mean that you have seperate profiles for each OS, so if this is not the case, just post it here.
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by Ramona » Sat 08 Feb, 2003 6:53 pm
Hi Blurr,
In addition to Mr. Tinkles' purrrrrrrfect advice, I have posted a guideline for Creating a new Profile which also might be helpful.
Ramona
In addition to Mr. Tinkles' purrrrrrrfect advice, I have posted a guideline for Creating a new Profile which also might be helpful.
Ramona
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