How to Import Internet Favorites in IE

IF you use Internet Explorer browser on multiple computers, you can easily share favorite items among computers by exporting them on one computer and then importing them on another. Exporting favorites is also a good way to back them up, share them with a friend, or even create a single Web page with links to all your favorites in your Microsoft operating system.

Importing Internet Favorites

To import Internet Favorites from an .htm file, follow these steps:

1. On the File menu of Internet Explorer, select Import and Export.

2. On the Welcome page of the Import/Export Wizard, click Next.

3. Select the Import Favorites option and click Next.

4. Click Browse, locate and select the .htm file you want to import, and then click Save.

5. Click Next and then select a folder in which the imported favorites will be placed. Click Next and then click Finish.

6. Internet Explorer informs you that the import is successful. Click OK.

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