>I'm using a WinXP-pro PC and IE6.  In the "Favorites" folder that has all my
>links (shortcuts) to favorite websites... is there any way to quickly/easily
>"convert" a batch of these to a *list* of URLs and send it to someone?
>
>For instance, favorites are
>ABC Corp
>BrandZProducts
>XYZ High Tech
>
>I'd like to "covert" this to text, or links, or something to...
>www.abc.com
>www.brandz.net
>www.xyzHT.com
>
>I tried creating a blank WORD dcoument, then selecing all the icons > copy >
>paste...
>
>But this drops a lot of "objects" (square boxes with ABC Corp, BrandZ, etc.
>in centers), and the recipient would have to double-click the object to
>hyperlink to the website... It doesn't show the root URL until you get to
>the site, plus double-clicking first brings up the *WARNING* message about
>trusted source, etc.  (I'd rather provide the recipient with just a list of
>URLs like the above list)
>
>Thanks,
>George

>>>I'm using a WinXP-pro PC and IE6.  In the "Favorites" folder that has all my
>>>links (shortcuts) to favorite websites... is there any way to quickly/easily
>>>"convert" a batch of these to a *list* of URLs and send it to someone?
>>>
>>>For instance, favorites are
>>>ABC Corp
>>>BrandZProducts
>>>XYZ High Tech
>>>
>>>I'd like to "covert" this to text, or links, or something to...
>>>www.abc.com
>>>www.brandz.net
>>>www.xyzHT.com
>>>
>>>I tried creating a blank WORD dcoument, then selecing all the icons > copy >
>>>paste...
>>>
>>>But this drops a lot of "objects" (square boxes with ABC Corp, BrandZ, etc.
>>>in centers), and the recipient would have to double-click the object to
>>>hyperlink to the website... It doesn't show the root URL until you get to
>>>the site, plus double-clicking first brings up the *WARNING* message about
>>>trusted source, etc.  (I'd rather provide the recipient with just a list of
>>>URLs like the above list)
>>
>>Export the favorites to a file and send that file to someone as an
>>attachment to an E-mail message.  That person can either open the file
>>directly in Internet Explorer or import it into Favorites.
>>
>>In Internet Explorer, click File > "Import and Export" > Next, to
>>start the "Import/Export Wizard".  To export, click "Export
>>Favorites", select the folder, and specify the file to export it to.
>>To import, click "Import Favorites", specify the file to import from,
>>and select the folder to import to.
>
>Thanks, Steve, works great!