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Bookmarks and Addresse book

Discussion in 'Firefox, Thunderbird & SeaMonkey' started by pinceau, 2005/03/22.

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  1. 2005/03/22
    pinceau

    pinceau Inactive Thread Starter

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    Hi
    i want to change the location (hard drive)were mozilla saves the bookmarks file and the addresse book, i am using windows XP Pro SP2 with two partition on the hard drive. partition C is to be frozen so users cant modify the system ,partition D is thawed so users can save files.
    Question:
    how do i change the directory were mozilla saves the bookmarks and the addresse book?
     
  2. 2005/03/22
    Ramona

    Ramona Geek Member Alumni

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    Welcome to the Forum, pinceau!

    pinceau,

    The Bookmarks can be moved to any location by adding this setting in about:config:

    browser.bookmarks.file with this value:
    D:\yourfolderlocation\bookmarks.html

    If you've never done any editing in about:config, here's how:

    In the Location Bar type: about:config
    When the page opens right click anyplace on the page
    Select: New | String
    In the new string value window enter the preference name:
    browser.bookmarks.file

    In the browser.bookmarks.file field, enter: D:\yourfolderlocation\bookmarks.html

    The Address Book cannot be moved from the salted (*.slt) folder.

    Here's a rule of thumb when adding unlisted preferences in about:config:

    Select "String" if the value is textual
    Select "Integer" if the value is numerical
    Select "Boolean" if the value is true or false.


    Ramona
     

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