Rather than memorizing URLs or keeping a handwritten list of web pages you want to visit, you can use a Favorites list to store and organize the addresses. When you display a web page in your document window that you want to display again at a later time, you can add the web page to your Favorites list. You add web pages in the Internet Explorer window to your Favorites list in the same way you add folders in the My Computer or Windows Explorer window to the list. Once you add the web page to the Favorites list, you can return to the page by opening your Favorites list and selecting the link to the page you want. Create a Favorites List -
| Open the web site you want to add to your Favorites list. | -
| Click the Favorites menu, and then click Add To Favorites. | -
| Type the name for the site, or use the default name supplied. | -
| Click Create In, and then select a location on the Favorites menu to place the site. | -
| If you want to create a new folder, click New Folder, type a folder name, and then click OK. | -
Click OK. Use the Favorites menu to quickly return to a favorite location. Did You Know? You can import favorites from another browser . Click the File menu, click Import and Export, and then follow the steps in the Import/Export wizard. | For Your Information Organizing Favorites If your list of favorites grows long, you can delete favorites you don't visit anymore or move favorites into folders. Click the Favorites menu, click Organize Favorites, select one or more files from the Favorites list, and then click Delete or Move To Folder. If you want to add a new folder to your Favorites list, click Create Folder, type the new folder name, and then press Enter. If you prefer to use another name for a favorite, you can select the favorite you want to rename, click Rename, type the new name, and then press Enter. When you're done, click Close to exit. | |