Re: Re: [c_p Losing internet

[Guest guest]

Hi, Kathleen -

I hope that Sam's good suggestion might help you and that you'll be able to

stay on the 'net...wouldn't that be great? I'm on AOL, too, and at year's end,

I'll drop it in favor of a DSL. So what I plan to do - big task! - is click

on my Favorite Places and copy and paste each URL as it appears in the bar

onto my message pad. I'll then turn it into a .txt message and will have

everything once we leave AOL. It's some work, but you'll have all your favorite

sites then.

Most important, here's hoping that Jim - who's in such good company,

unfortunately, these days - will find some new work he enjoys. These are scary

times,

I know....

Hugs,

[Guest guest]

Cabochard1@... wrote: <snipped>

> I hope that Sam's good suggestion might help you and that you'll be able to

> stay on the 'net...wouldn't that be great? I'm on AOL, too, and at year's

end,

> I'll drop it in favor of a DSL.

Anyone who is running Windows automatically has Internet Explorer on their

computer. You

should just be able to open up Internet Explorer, click on File, Import and

Export, and

import your aol favourites into Explorer.

That way, no matter what internet provider you go with, you files should all

still be

there. (unless aol is so proprietary that it won't share)

--

Lyndi

[Guest guest]

Kathleen and any others that it helped, I am so glad to hear that I was able

to lend a hand. I know how difficult these times are. I know we aren't

supposed to get on the subject of politics but I'll take a small dab here to

say that I'll be so glad when the government officials, whomever they may be

in the near future, realize that this country can't continue on the path we

have been on for the past three, almost four, years. We need work, a better

economy, better healthcare, more prescription options and cheaper

prescriptions, and better benefits for all.

Here is to hoping this year will be a better year than the last.

Glad I could help someone. Take care all.

Blessed Be,

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internet freebie help.

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 2/12/2004 5:55:49 PM Eastern Standard Time,

lyndi@... writes:

Anyone who is running Windows automatically has Internet Explorer on their

computer. You should just be able to open up Internet Explorer, click on File,

Import and Export, and import your aol favourites into Explorer.

Thanks so much, Lyndi! When I signed on to this list, I had no idea I'd be

surrounded by so many kind people eager to help! I'm very appreciative,

especially since I wasn't looking forward to the loooong and grueling process of

changing bookmarks

Have a great Valentine's Day tomorrow,

[Guest guest]

Hi Kathleen

We used to have AOL but now we use 36 Networks. It is much cheaper and works

just fine.

I certainly hope you will be back asap I really enjoy your posts. We were

without a phone for several months last year and I thought I would go nuts

between that and not having internet access. I find that internet access is

very important to my mental health.

I will miss you also.

Your friend

Kaylene

>When we have a new provider I'll try to rejoin. I'll miss all of you.

>

>Kathleen in Calif.

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>PS

>I'm going to go have a good cry now.

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