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To: thecow who wrote (19658)	5/10/2001 9:09:52 PM
From: E	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 110652

Yo! I'm alive! I love this keyboard. I love Iomega tech support. But speaking of it being easy to transfer faves, as you were... As you know (more about than you and everyone else including me wishes to), I saved IE faves and lots of other stuff on zip disks and floppies. Only to learn that my new Gateway computer had no zip drive. So I bought that external one. I had many adventures today relating to that, resulting in my deep love for Iomega tech support. But anyway, now the zip drive is working fine, and when i put in the saved Faves zip, there they are. I can see them, and go where I want by opening and clicking on them. I figured that at this point, i'd save them to my hard drive. With "Send to..." But here is the thing: When via My Computer i open the zip, and right click the folders, and click on Send to, the options offered are Zip Floppy A Compressed Folder Desktop as a shortcut Mail Recipient My Briefcase My Documents I can see that I can rebuild my Favorites from scratch as I had them before, creating the same categories, and one at a time go the the URLs and bookmark them... but that's kind of inefficient. Can anyone tell me what i'm misunderstanding?