Another option is to export you favourites from IE to a file and then email that file.
Selct the "File" menu, then "Import and Export"
Click "Next" and follow the instructions. You will create a file called "bookmark.htm". You can then email that file.
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In Windows Explorer, right-click on your Favorites folder (normally, C:windowsfavorites); one of the options from this contextual drop-down menu is «Send to», which will offer the possibility of
1) Mailing the whole folder — which contains all of your bookmarks, neatly arranged in sub-folders — to a mail recipient. This opens an E-Mail with an attachment that your correspondent only needs to save "as is".
2) Save to floppy, for safe-keeping or handing over.
3) Zipping everything, in case you gathered Megs of bookmarks. Once compressed, the file can be mailed using again a right-click on the file itself and the «Send to» option.
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Big*Al!
There are also programs out there to manage and convert bookmarks from one browser to another. My favourite is Compass http://www.softgauge.com/compass/
Sorts, converts (Netscape/IE/Opera), checks dead bookmarks etc.
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