In Aurora, where the Favorites import function?

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• Where the individual imported pictures?

  When you import the photos to the computer using 'Photos for Mac' where are they going? I know that I can click on the "photo library" icon after clicking on the icon 'Images', but how to navigate to individual pictures actually on the hard drive. Here are the individual photos on the hard drive?

  Thank you!

  Pat

  They are in the file called "Library.photoslibrary Photos", but you are not supposed to go out there and more that probably will make your entire library unusable if you try unless you have a good knowledge of what you are doing. If I were you, I would leave the idea here now.

• where the Favorites click suite gone? I can't find one of my more!

  The bookmarks section went from the toolbar. I can not access my favorites. Why is this?

  Make sure you always have the "Bookmarks Toolbar items" on the personal bar

  If the menu bar is hidden, then press F10, or press and hold the ALT key, which should make the "menu bar" appear

  Ensure that all toolbars like the toolbar 'Navigation' and the 'personal bar' are visible: "view > toolbars".

  • Check in "view > toolbars > customize" "Bookmarks Toolbar items" are on the personal bar
  • If the "Bookmarks Toolbar items" is not on the bookmarks toolbar, then get it back from the window Customize on the bookmarks toolbar
  • If you do not see the "Bookmarks Toolbar items" or other items which do not appear in the palette of the toolbar or a toolbar, then click on the button "Restore Default Set"

• Where the hell is the extinct miracle tab?

  If I update my firefox and beta, and just at the moment where the mirror tab function is presented in the Tools menu, it disappeared again! What the hell, come on guys... I do something wrong? Or are you?

  HM tab. mirror was broken https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1110607 should be in the beta update free us 23-Dec-2014 noon Pacific time.

• Will not display the favorites bookmarks bar. Even if I import them or restore them. They appear in the menu fine bar. How can this be repaired?

  If I open the bookmark sidebar, it is empty. If I use the menu bar, the Favorites are all here. I tried importing from Internet Explorer, but they still do not appear in the sidebar. I also tried restoring but they do not always show in the sidebar. After restoration and import, I see now 3 Favorites but that's all. I am also unable to delete these 3 favorites as 'delete' is gray. Also, if I try to bookmark a page via bookmarks in the menu bar, and I want to choose a different folder, I see 5 items down, whereas before I could choose whether to save the bookmark to a folder existing of my creation that was rained down. Is there a way to fix this?

  Problems with bookmarks and history does not properly can be caused by a corrupted database places.sqlite file.

  You can check for problems with the database places.sqlite file in the Firefox profile folder.

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Bookmarks_history_and_toolbar_buttons_not_working_-_Firefox
  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/bookmarks+not+saved#w_fix-the-bookmarks-file

• Only 1/3 of my favorites imported IE. How can I move the rest?

  I have a lot of bookmarks into folders hierarchical sometimes 3 deep. Only some of them and the first level of folders, have been imported. How can I get them all? Manually? [Pathetic groan]

  I spent about 40 minutes of reading on the bookmarks on the help site. No luck. I tried to import again and received yet again with more files in a hierarchy. Some of the bookmarks are also in the wrong place.

  3rd opinion here. It seems that importing function EI when installing Firefox (and from the file > import menu item) has trouble with new versions of IE (like 7, 8 and 9) and configurations of complex cases or several levels that a user can have in Internet Explorer. Export your IE Favorites in the bookmarks.htm format and then import this file into Firefox seem to work much better--nothing seems to get lost. Plus, you end up with a marked folder of Internet Explorer that is to separate the bookmarks saved in Firefox in the future, all IE Favorites shouldn't go by in the main folder in the bookmarks Menu .

  If you are a new user of Firefox and do not yet have all the bookmarks saved in Firefox, beyond those that were imported from IE, I think you should use Firefox SafeMode to delete all your bookmarks in Firefox and start over again.
  http://support.Mozilla.com/en-us/KB/safe+mode
  
  Use the option of safe mode to delete all bookmarks except for backups , and then make changes and restart.
  
  Export your IE Favorites, and then import this file into Firefox, like that.

  In Internet Explorer:
  
  File > Import/Export - Export to HTML file

  then in Firefox:
  
  Bookmarks > show all bookmarks-> import and backup - import HTML... = HTML file

  In this way should make sure you don't have a lot of duplicate bookmarks to get rid of, unless you deliberately save duplicate when using IE.

• Could not import all the Favorites in IE 8

  Recently experienced the premature death of all new hard drive, but was able to save the files including the IE Favorites on a flash drive.  Now, try to import the Favorites in IE 8 (there are 1 500 +, separated in subfolders).  Export the main folder on the flash drive was not a problem.  How can I import the entire lot without doing each one individually?

  http://support.Microsoft.com/default.aspx/KB/211089/en-us

  Internet Explore 7

  To export the Favorites folder, follow these steps:

  1. In Internet Explorer, click Add to Favorites, and then click import and export.
  2. In the import/export wizard, click Next.
  3. Select Export Favorites, and then click Next.
  4. Click Favorites , and then click Next.
  5. Select the Favorites folder that you want to export. If you want to export all Favorites, select the top level Favorites folder. Otherwise, select the individual folder that you want to export.
  6. Click Next.

     Note By default, Internet Explorer creates a Bookmark.htm file in your Documents folder. If you want to use a different name than the file Bookmark.htm, or if you want to store the Favorites exported in a different folder in the Documents folder, specify the new file and the name of the folder.

  7. Click Next.

     Note If you already have a file with the same name, Internet Explorer asks you to replace. Click Yes to replace the file. Click No to provide a new file name.

  8. Click Finish.

  Internet explore 8

  To export the Favorites folder, follow these steps:

  1. In Internet Explorer, click Favorites, click the arrow next to Add to your Favoritesand then click import and export.
  2. Click export to a file, and then click Next.
  3. Click to select the Favorites check box, and then click Next.
  4. Select the Favorites folder that you want to export. If you want to export all Favorites, select the top level Favorites folder. Otherwise, select the individual folder that you want to export.
  5. Click Next.

     Note By default, Internet Explorer creates a Bookmark.htm file in your Documents folder. If you want to use a different name than the file Bookmark.htm, or if you want to store the Favorites exported in a different folder in the Documents folder, specify the new file and the name of the folder.

  6. Click Next.

     Note If you already have a file with the same name, Internet Explorer asks you to replace. Click Yes to replace the file. Click No to provide a new file name.

  7. Click export.
  8. Click Finish.
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  Import Import Favorites to Internet Explorer 6 and earlier versions

  Use the Bookmarks Converter tool to import the Bookmark.htm file into Internet Explorer on Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows 98 Second edition, Windows Millennium Edition, Windows NT 4.0, or Windows 2000.

  Import Favorites to Internet Explorer 7

  1. In Internet Explorer 7, click Add to Favorites , and then click import and export.
  2. In the import/export wizard, click Next.
  3. Select Import Favoritesand then click Next.

     Note By default, Internet Explorer creates a Bookmark.htm file in your Documents folder. However, you can import favorites that are saved under another name. To do this, click Browse, select a file or type a location and a file name, and then click Next. Or, click Browse, and then click Next to accept the default value.

  4. Select the folder where you want to place the imported bookmarks, and then click Next.
  5. Click Finish.

  Import Favorites from Internet Explorer 8

  1. In Internet Explorer, click Favorites, click the arrow next to Add to your Favoritesand then click import and export.
  2. Click import from a file, and then click Next.
  3. Click to select the Favorites check box, and then click Next.
  4. By default, Internet Explorer creates a Bookmark.htm file in your Documents folder. However, you can import favorites that are saved under another name. To do this, click Browse, select a file or type a location and a file name, and then click Next.
  5. Select the folder where you want to place the imported bookmarks, and then click import.
  6. Click Finish.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• My only intention is to create a model/site based URM where we can provide functionality to scan for users. We want a distributed feature where users can scan the images remotely and commit to the WCC:Records / URM. Is it possible to be thr

  My only intention is to create a model/site based URM where we can provide functionality to scan for users. We want a distributed feature where users can scan the images remotely and commit to the WCC:Records / URM.

  Is it possible to be done through Oracle distributed Document capture (ODDC) and if it is possible how to connect ODDC with the client browser. Please suggest

  Ok. So, the answer is certainly: Yes, it is possible.

  The part of analysis, this is exactly what ODDC is good for. Unless you have the license already, however, you may have to go with the product to Capture Oracle WebCenter (large companies), which provides the necessary also.

  Regarding the validation and storage, ODDC/ODC/WebCenter Capture can commit images scanned at several depots, including University Complutense of MADRID (URM can be considered a Complutense University of MADRID with a specific purpose / several modules or components under voltage and configured). So, technically, he has no problem.

  When I have little doubt, however, is the meaning of the scenario - declaring an item as a record is an important event in the life cycle of the document - a record is often (or always) cannot be changed to ensure the integrity and non-repudiation of information. In this perspective, a direct validation of a recording of a scanning system (where errors such as bad scans, lack of pages, etc can be expected, particularly if the scanning is performed by the end user in a distributed fashion - so, not very experienced) seems a little dangerous.

• I use a PC and I used LR3. I'm a newcomer to LR, so patient with me! My problem is related to the import function. I have a photo library on an external hard drive. I slowly imported previews of the photos selected from the library in

  I use a PC and I used LR3. I'm a newcomer to LR, so patient with me! My problem is related to the import function.

  I have a photo library on an external hard drive. I've slowly been import previews of the photos selected from the library in my catalog, adding them during the import process - well. But now, I hit a problem. Another folder in my library contains several subfolders, each containing a number of photos (a mixture of RAW steals (naves) and jpg). I was importing found in my catalog each Subfile in turn, using the Add function, usually of the jpgs only from each Subfile. It works fine, until I reached a particular Subfile. For some reason when I try to import from it and select the secondary file as a Source, only the RAW (NEF) images appear in the preview pane (sorry, forgot the correct term for it!). I know that jpg files are in this auxiliary file on the external hard drive, because when I view its content in Windows, they are all there. But try as I can (choose the file under source, select the folder parent as a source, try to copy or move them, instead of adding them), nothing seems to work. Since they do not appear in the preview pane, I can't import them. It does appear that this a Subfile where the problem exists, but I don't see anything that is different from the others (names of files under all use the same structure - yyyy-mm-dd_custom name, and pictures in all subfolders are adopting the same denomination structure too - yyyy-mm-dd_sequential number_custom name.) NAVE/JPG. So what I am doing wrong? Any ideas please.

  It is possible that the images in this particular subfolder were taken in your camera in RAW + JPEG.  If so, you will need to go to preferences under the general tab and make sure the box "processing JPEG files files next to raw as separate photos" is checked.

  

  However, assuming that this is the case, there is really no reason to import the JPEG file if you already have the RAW file.

• I installed lightroom on a new computer (windows 10) cc. I copied all of my original photos on a hard drive and them imported by adding them on the new computer using the import function. I have a catalog update saved on thehard d

  I installed lightroom on a new computer (windows 10) cc. I copied all of my original photos on a hard drive and them imported by adding them on the new computer using the import function. I have a catalog to date backed on thehard drive and have tried to insert into the new folder to lightroom. Unfortunately none of my changes, collections etc. seem to be present on the new computer. I still work lightroom with any changes on the old computer where all the photos. Help

  He seemed to have solved this problem - the catalogue of the old computer has been saved as a zip file. Once extracted, it could be used as the primary catalog for lightroom on the new computer

• When I try to import the Favorites of IE using "Import Data from Other Browser" it is grayed out. Why is this?

  I'm trying to follow the instructions of the Firefox Help. Step 2 to import bookmarks is to select the option "Import data from another browser" in history-library-import and backup. However, this option is grayed out for me and I can't select it. Why is this grayed out? How can I make this?

  Make sure that you do not use Firefox mode of private - browsing using Firefox without saving history .

  • To view the history settings and cookies, choose: Firefox > Options > privacy, choose the setting Firefox will: use the custom settings for the story of
  • : Uncheck the [] "always use the private browsing mode.

  Now do-> Import Favorites to Internet Explorer

  Check and tell if its working.

  Not related to your problem, but your Plugins are out of date

  • Update all of your Firefox Plugins-> https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/plugincheck/
  • During the installation of the Plugins download files hotfix, remove the check mark to download any other software options with your Plugins (for example, toolbars, McAfee, Google Chrome, etc.)

• I couldn't add the Favorites of internet explore because "important data from another browser" are gray

  I tried to import favorites to internet explore, but I find the tab 'import data from another browser' was grey (not active)

  Make sure that you are not Firefox running in permanent private browsing mode.

  • https://support.Mozilla.com/kb/private+browsing

  To view the history settings and cookies, choose:

  • Tools > Options > privacy, choose the setting Firefox will: use the custom settings for the story of
  • Uncheck the box: [] "always use the navigation mode private.

• Can not find the Favorites of IE in bookmarks by using "import an another database" or "import html file." Default profile only in use. First time using Firefox

  HTML file (also tried htm) is exportd by IE 9 and can be opened. When imported by Firefox, it can be seen in the unsorted bookmarks bookmarks library or view all of the bookmarks.
  All read that the properties have been removed from the favorite files.
  Firefox displays a profile in APPSDATA.
  This is the first time I used Firefox and wish away IE. Can you help me please? Thank you.

  One possible cause is a problem with the places.sqlite file that stores the bookmarks and history.

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Bookmarks_history_and_toolbar_buttons_not_working_-_Firefox
  • https://support.Mozilla.com/kb/bookmarks+not+saved#w_places-database-file

• Where the smeg are my favorites?

  I have installed and uninstalled Aurora yesterday and also improved in FF8. One, or a combination of these actions has deleted all my favorites. There are just two \Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\x0a3sceq.default\bookmarkbackups json files that have the default bookmarks. Brilliant.

  Sounds that you have chosen to remove your personal data when you uninstalled Aurora.
  
  The choice that the option will remove all Firefox profiles listed in profiles.ini and not only profiles created through this version of Firefox.

  You can try to retrieve (restore) deleted profiles and their data with Recuva.

  • http://www.Piriform.com/Recuva

• I try to import the Favorites to explore, but the import option is not available on the file menu,

  I found an article on importing the Favorites of Explorer. She said press Alt, (which I did, but could not see everything that happens) and then the menut file, click Import. However, the selection of import is not available.

  You are not running in incognito mode are you?

  Try to do this way, IMO, it works better together.
  
  In Internet Explorer:
  
  File > Import/Export - Export to HTML file

  then in Firefox:
  
  Bookmarks > show all bookmarks-> import and backup - import HTML... = HTML file