luce321

I also save to my Favorites. In the past when I developed a virus, Best Buy could not save my Favorites when they cleaned up the virus. Does anyone know how I can protect my Favorites in the future, can you save them on a disk? Thanks

Prism99

I know my husband was able to easily save my Favorites list on Internet Explorer to disk. I have switched from IE to Google Chrome (faster and more reliable for me, and especially for the QB!), and he was able to use that file to move all my IE Favorites into the Google Chrome bookmark manager.

obie2

Thanks for all this great info.

sparkys_mom

If there is a subject I want to keep for future reference I just bookmark it like I would anyplace else on the internet. That also allows me to tailor the name to my preference.

Kris P

I just email myself the link, the page or the picture. Then sort them into a folder in my email. I can change the subject line and also write notes to myself... like 'this pattern will be great with Whimsy fabric.'

maviskw

Wow! Now I can save this thread. Then I just have to remember where I put it. LOL

roserips

Learn something new every day and thank-you so much for posting the question and all who answered.

roguequilter

i used the new thread tool for awhile. now i paste the page link onto a page in my ipads yellow notebook app. page heading of "threads i want to follow for awhile" works great. when i am no longer interest i just delete it. i have soooo many book marks, things to go baxk and read in the "reading" thingy on ipad...the yellow tablet has "index" and my saved links there are easy to locate.

mimi=17

So much to learn and remember but we can not stop.Soooo fun.