Please refer me to the best site for a 2002 season upgrade for F1 2001. I
just reformatted my HD and all my links are gone. I just resubscribed to
this group, so all I have is 2 days postings. I am sorry, I know this has
all been covered before. I am eager to start racing again.
And you didn't back anything up, like your bookmarks?
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Biz
"Don't touch that please, your primitive intellect wouldn't understand
alloys and compositions and,......things with molecular structures,....and
the....." - Ash
news.verizon.net <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:Iuy_8.10582$[email hidden]...
> Please refer me to the best site for a 2002 season upgrade for F1 2001. I
> just reformatted my HD and all my links are gone. I just resubscribed to
> this group, so all I have is 2 days postings. I am sorry, I know this has
> all been covered before. I am eager to start racing again.
>
>
The upgrade is called F1 2002 (he says cynically)
There again it is well worth the dosh as it's quite a big improvement over
F1 2001, speed of graphics, FF effects, the "feel" of the car, much better
AI.
Some Call Me Tim
"news.verizon.net" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:Iuy_8.10582$[email hidden]...
> Please refer me to the best site for a 2002 season upgrade for F1 2001. I
> just reformatted my HD and all my links are gone. I just resubscribed to
> this group, so all I have is 2 days postings. I am sorry, I know this has
> all been covered before. I am eager to start racing again.
>
>
"Biz" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:ctC_8.43306$[email hidden]...
> And you didn't back anything up, like your bookmarks?
> --
> Biz
> Heck Biz(actually that other stronger word)
I have been computing for far too many years....back in the days of
Commodore 64's and Apple II's and Amiga's and half a dozen variations of the
PC...and I have NO FREAKIN' Idea how to back up bookmarks.
This is how it should be. You press a button and the bookmarks are
copied. IF or when you ever re-install a new browser or format your disk,
it should automatically ask to re-instate your old bookmarks. since that
ain't what happens now, I've never taken the time to figure out where MS
hides the bookmarks.
dave henrie
"news.verizon.net" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:Iuy_8.10582$[email hidden]...
> Please refer me to the best site for a 2002 season upgrade for F1 2001. I
> just reformatted my HD and all my links are gone. I just resubscribed to
> this group, so all I have is 2 days postings. I am sorry, I know this has
> all been covered before. I am eager to start racing again.
> F1 Relay has plenty of cars and carsets.
The 2002 carset is by Ralph Hummerich and for some reason, his site
doesn't seem to be working right now...perhaps I missed an update of his
URL. But try later and see if this works.
http://www.emac.de/rh
good luck
dave henrie
"Dave Henrie" wrote...
C:\windows\favourites
Make a back-up copy by hand now. It sucks to lose them.
Jan.
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> <snip> > Heck Biz(actually that other stronger word) > I have been computing for far too many years....back in > the days of Commodore 64's and Apple II's and Amiga's > and half a dozen variations of the PC...and I have NO > FREAKIN' Idea how to back up bookmarks. This is how it > should be. You press a button and the bookmarks are > copied. IF or when you ever re-install a new browser > or format your disk, it should automatically ask to > re-instate your old bookmarks. since that ain't what > happens now, I've never taken the time to figure out > where MS hides the bookmarks.C:\WINDOWS\Favorites
I haven't lost a bookmark or archived e-mail or contact in like 6 years. It's really easy if you
have half a brain cell.
--
Biz
"Don't touch that please, your primitive intellect wouldn't understand
alloys and compositions and,......things with molecular structures,....and
the....." - Ash
Dave Henrie <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:pQG_8.84568$Wt3.57305@rwcrnsc53...
>
> "Biz" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
> news:ctC_8.43306$[email hidden]...
> > And you didn't back anything up, like your bookmarks?
> > --
> > Biz
> >
> Heck Biz(actually that other stronger word)
> I have been computing for far too many years....back in the days of
> Commodore 64's and Apple II's and Amiga's and half a dozen variations of the
> PC...and I have NO FREAKIN' Idea how to back up bookmarks.
> This is how it should be. You press a button and the bookmarks are
> copied. IF or when you ever re-install a new browser or format your disk,
> it should automatically ask to re-instate your old bookmarks. since that
> ain't what happens now, I've never taken the time to figure out where MS
> hides the bookmarks.
> dave henrie
>
>
"Biz" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:XZH_8.114265$[email hidden]...
> C:\WINDOWS\Favorites
>
> I haven't lost a bookmark or archived e-mail or contact in like 6 years.It's really easy if you
> have half a brain cell.
> --
> Biz
>
You ought to be OK then ? ;o)
Elrikk
Sorry, but one should be able to give info to people without tagging on an
insult.
There must have been a time when you didn't know something or other too.
:o)
Aside from the "copy your favourites" folder others have suggested, or
copying bookmark.htm if you use netscape or mozilla, you can also
just:
Click on "file"
Select "import/export favorites"
Follow the dialog.
Takes 2 seconds. Of course for some unexplainable reason IE also
keeps them all as individual files in your favorites folder.
Jason
On Sun, 21 Jul 2002 22:45:41 GMT, "Dave Henrie" <[email hidden]>
wrote:
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> >"Biz" <[email hidden]> wrote in message >news:ctC_8.43306$[email hidden]... >> And you didn't back anything up, like your bookmarks? >> -- >> Biz >> > Heck Biz(actually that other stronger word) >I have been computing for far too many years....back in the days of >Commodore 64's and Apple II's and Amiga's and half a dozen variations of the >PC...and I have NO FREAKIN' Idea how to back up bookmarks. > This is how it should be. You press a button and the bookmarks are >copied. IF or when you ever re-install a new browser or format your disk, >it should automatically ask to re-instate your old bookmarks. since that >ain't what happens now, I've never taken the time to figure out where MS >hides the bookmarks. >dave henrie > >On Mon, 22 Jul 2002 02:07:50 GMT, [email hidden] (jason moyer) wrote:
Just FYI, Microsoft released a util called "favtool" which lets
you convert back and forth between MSIE-style favorites and
Netscape-style bookmarks. I convert the favorites to bookmarks
and periodically upload them to my home page as a backup
(see http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/2645/bookmark/). Though
I haven't uploade the latest backup files yet... once I omitted
to backup my bookmarks and the next day I had a crash and lost
them, fortunately I had a backup from a month earlier and together
with the history I could recover everything but 5 days worth of
bookmarks... Those crashes/losses happen when you have a >1MB
bookmark file, it seems, so now I'm backing up, erasing and
starting a new bookmark file every few months.
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>Aside from the "copy your favourites" folder others have suggested, or >copying bookmark.htm if you use netscape or mozilla, you can also >just: > >Click on "file" >Select "import/export favorites" >Follow the dialog. > >Takes 2 seconds. Of course for some unexplainable reason IE also >keeps them all as individual files in your favorites folder. >
"Biz" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:XZH_8.114265$[email hidden]...
> C:\WINDOWS\Favorites
>
> I haven't lost a bookmark or archived e-mail or contact in like 6 years.It's really easy if you
> have half a brain cell.
> --
> Biz Brain cells? I killed all those drinkin the 70's away. Y'see there was
this girl in the small town next to mine...ran in a different crowd so I,
being the young shy lad that I was, tried to join her crowd by drinking them
all under the table, the rocks, the whatever was handy....got pretty good at
it too, just ask the State Trooper I almost ran off the road....
Fortunately I found there are plenty of folks like you Biz that have more
than enuf brain cells for me to get by..... :) So I've never attempted to
re-grow the little buggers....
dave henrie
