I meant to reply to your message sooner but I didn't respond as quickly as I intended. I appreciate your reply. Yes, different people have different ways of using programs and features in programs and what works well for one person may not work as well for another. and at times, it's just a matter of what someone gets used to. I use both Internet Explorer and Firefox and one feature I like in firefox that, as far as I know, Internet Explorer doesn't have, is the ability to search favorites from within the browser. So I can type a word that is in the name of a favorite or the full name if I wish and very conveniently and quickly see all favorites that match the search. The results come from all folders so I don't have to look through different folders. For example, I have three or four favorites for different parts of the NVDA screen-reader site and by searching for NVDA, I can see them all together. this makes using favorites so easy that I don't do much organizing of favorites. It isn't nearly as important where favorites are or how they are organized with the search feature available. I do move a few favorites I use constantly so that I can move to them in the same very fast way I described in Internet Explorer but most favorites, which I have as references or don't use often, I don't bother to organize or move. If Internet Explorer has incorporated a search for favorites feature in later versions of Internet Explorer, I haven't seen anything about it. Microsoft may have done this but I think I would have seen it mentioned in reviews if it had been added. Gene ----- original Message ----- From: tickpub@xxxxxxxx Sent: Monday, November 11, 2013 9:59 PM To: accesscomp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx > Hello and hope all is well! > Your right in many ways. I do use favorites off line. As an example I > have at least 150 sites listed in my writer's folder alone. I have about > 50 different folders for every subject. Now six months goes by, heck with > six months, try a week and I need to find this one site that offers an > item. I now got to go through that entire Html, Hut?? And named sites > that really do not even name themselves fully and I got to guess, spend > precious time trying to locate the right site. It might take me a few > minutes, but it does my heart good to get rid of most links that are dead > and gone. This is the cluttered house syndrome! > > Now when I am in IE, I will use the Favorites menu, and I do save items > there, but for myself, the Favorites icon on my screen does the job much > faster. I have immediate control. > > I know the routine on clicking or hitting a certain key to get to a link > such as New York News. But that is not what I was getting at. I might say > that my screen reader did not do me justice in using the Organize feature > in Favorites so I found an easy way around the frustration. For me to > enter IE, go to Favorites, then enter Organize and begin moving things > around from one folder to another and checking each one out to see if > they are still in business, got a little much for me. > > That is it, each to his own and I hope all the best for you and all those > who use the Organize feature. > > But I will bet you that soon, that Willy Gates character and his recently > released from college programmers will change and screw up Favorites and > Organize so bad it will take an Obama specialist to figure how to work > them! > > MMM > > > TickPub Thanks You, > All The Best And More, > Regards And Respect From Michael! > Visit www.storynetadventures.com Get Your Free Travel Humor Book! > Just Click On The Blue Linked Book On The Shelf! > ____________________________________________________________ > Gaviscon® Liquid Antacid > Looking for Maalox? Try Gaviscon® for Fast Acting & Lasting Relief! > http://thirdpartyoffers.juno.com/TGL3141/5281a7cd159c727cc7cbest04duc