Getting maximum value from your Favorites

• Find old Favorites - quickly and easily

• File new ones - in the best places

Finding: Use Search Favorites to dig up those lost or hard to remember Favorites. The ones you know you have - but where? You saved something last week, but was it in this folder, or that one?

With Search Favorites you can quickly search:

• the Favorite title - the name you see when you click on Favorites in Internet Explorer or
• the URL (or urls) behind that title or
• both at once and
• the folder names you keep them in

Filing: You have found a great site on the Web. Now where are you going to put the bookmark? Use Search Favorites to find similar ones. Then save the new one in the best folder.

When you use Search Favorites you save time, money and frustration.

How can you get maximum value from your Web browsing?

Of course, using Favorites or Bookmarks is just one element of successful browsing. But when you really want to get the best from your online experience it is important to use the full facilities of Favorites.

With Search Favorites you do not have to be scared about bookmarking new sites - because it is so easy to find any of your Favorites, new or old. Just add new pages to your list of Favorites using the regular Internet Explorer features and quickly find them again when you need them.

Hint: when you do save a Favorite, make a point of checking the name. Many web pages will try to save themselves with a name like "Welcome page". This is no use to anyone. Add some words of your own. Even delete the suggestions it makes altogether. Make the Favorite name meaningful to you.

Perhaps you have spent months, or even years, accumulating a list of useful sites. Now, without any effort, unlock all that hidden value with Search Favorites.

There is a long description of the problems of extensive use of Favorites on the Dennis Kennedy website.