In message , Mark
Twain writes:


And what volume do you keep that on ?

Is it somewhere on the C: drive ?

Where would it normally be located ?

Paul

Well it's on the FF sidebar when online. So
I don't know how to look that up? I also still

I think the Firefox bookmarks are somewhere in the Firefox profile - I'm
not sure they're that obvious these days. For better information, ask in
the Firefox newsgroup (you need to sign up to the Mozilla news server to
get it, but it's free).

don't have a clue why it disappeared? I've checked
every folder just in case I accidentally moved it
with my mouse but I can't find it. Is there a way

Two possibilities I've thought of: firstly, if you have Firefox synched
across two or more machines, and have deleted them on one, then (if I
understand correctly what sync is supposed to do) they'll soon be
deleted from the other(s). My other thought was that if it's the sidebar
that has disappeared, then maybe you've just accidentally turned off the
display of it - varies with version, but try under View first. (I
recently wondered where my status bar had gone - I have the status4ever
add-on, and I even tried disabling and re-enabling that, which didn't
cure it - but I'd just somehow unticked it in the View menu.) If you've
still got the sidebar displaying, but it's just missing one folder
(called computer?), it won't be that.

to search for it? What was that program you gave me
to search for things? (See why I need the folder?)

The one that finds files, if you know part of the filename, usually
before you've finished typing it! if your partitions are NTFS (which is
the default for XP), is "Everything", from http://www.voidtools.com/; if
you're looking for something actually inside a file, Agent Ransack seems
to be the one most people like.
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