in this post:
1-Migrating your Files from Windows Folders
2-Exporting Google Earth places "My Places"
3-Exporting Internet Download Manager's download queue
4-Exporting Messages and Contacts from Outlook Express
5-Exporting Favorites, Bookmarks, History, Forms from Internet Explorer and FireFox
6-Where is My Desktop Items stored?
7-MSN (windows live messenger) saved chat and conversations
8-Yahoo (yahoo messenger) saved chat and conversations
9-Where is My installed Fonts stored at?
10-Open Multiple Yahoo messengers at one time - multi-Yahoo
after someone from Facebook - no names - called Sara :-P envied my PC for staying 7-days Up-time. i found that the GUI is totally damn gone crazy. now i have to export everything before installing the new one.
i'll have to set @ the laptop till this disaster pass by :-0
let's see what can we do for this:
1- checking the folder "C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Documents"... it contains all data stored in "Shared Documents" and appears on the network under the name "SharedDocs"
2- our user folder "C:\Documents and Settings\SOHON"
3- "C:\Documents and Settings\SOHON\Application Data\Google\GoogleEarth" here the Places marked as (My Places) exist in the file: "myplaces.kml"
4- Using Internet download manger (IDMan)?? any uncompleted downloads is in "C:\Documents and Settings\SOHON\Application Data\IDM\DwnlData\SOHON". i can easily export the download queue.
open "IDMan.exe", follow the menu: Tasks => Export => To IDM export file => Export all files => type a name for the file
5- Using Outlook Express to get your messages?
open Outlook then File => Export => Address Book (for your contacts), choose Text File (CSV), name your file, mark all fields.
File => Export => Messages (for your messages). if it doesn't work due to MAPI error, open path "C:\Documents and Settings\SOHON\Local Settings\Application DataIdentities\{B4F825D9-E922-4F70-8BD1-931209BC7E6B}\Microsoft\Outlook Express" of course numbers and user name will differ. you got all your mail boxes. copy them.
for mail accounts: Tools => Accounts, mark your accounts and press Export, one by one.
6- For FireFox:
first i import data from IE, File => Import => Microsoft IE and mark all, this step if you'll never use IE again!!
Bookmarks: Bookmarks => Organize Bookmarks => File => Export. if FireFox is damaged open "C:\Documents and Settings\SOHON\Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\ptt21onj.default" and copy "bookmarks.html". "cookies.txt" is where your cookies stored in the previous folder. "formhistory.dat" is where the auto-complete data. "history.dat" is history.
7- Cookies for IE6: File => Import and Export => Export Favorites, Export Cookies
or "C:\Documents and Settings\SOHON\Favorites" for Favorites only
8- Desktop Items: "C:\Documents and Settings\SOHON\Desktop"
9- My Documents: "C:\Documents and Settings\SOHON\My Documents"
10- MSN saved chat - if you select it: "C:\Documents and Settings\SOHON\My Documents\My Received Files"
11- Yahoo saved chat: "C:\Program Files\Yahoo!\Messenger\Profiles" - note that unlike MSN; these conversations can never be opened without the owner's password
12- any installed Fonts: "C:\WINDOWS\Fonts"
13- used to open more than one yahoo account at a time?
Start Menu => Run => type "regedit"
expand: HKEY_CURRENT_USER >> Software >> yahoo >> pager >> test
right click on the right empty panel: New => DWORD value, type "Plural" as the name, double click it, type "1" in the value data box.
Unfortunately some things can't be migrated to another windows:
1- Internet Explorer saved passwords and forms, you can only copy them to FireFox as in step 6
2- Passwords from FireFox, you can show them: Tools => Options => Security => press the button (Show Passwords) => pres the button (Show Passwords) to view it really.
Keywords:
migrating files from windows, what to do before installing new windows, migrating outlook folders and contacts, migrating favorites and and bookmarks, exporting Google Earth places, Internet Download Manager download queue, desktop items, MSN chat, yahoo chat archive, windows fonts
1-Migrating your Files from Windows Folders
2-Exporting Google Earth places "My Places"
3-Exporting Internet Download Manager's download queue
4-Exporting Messages and Contacts from Outlook Express
5-Exporting Favorites, Bookmarks, History, Forms from Internet Explorer and FireFox
6-Where is My Desktop Items stored?
7-MSN (windows live messenger) saved chat and conversations
8-Yahoo (yahoo messenger) saved chat and conversations
9-Where is My installed Fonts stored at?
10-Open Multiple Yahoo messengers at one time - multi-Yahoo
after someone from Facebook - no names - called Sara :-P envied my PC for staying 7-days Up-time. i found that the GUI is totally damn gone crazy. now i have to export everything before installing the new one.
i'll have to set @ the laptop till this disaster pass by :-0
let's see what can we do for this:
1- checking the folder "C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Documents"... it contains all data stored in "Shared Documents" and appears on the network under the name "SharedDocs"
2- our user folder "C:\Documents and Settings\SOHON"
3- "C:\Documents and Settings\SOHON\Application Data\Google\GoogleEarth" here the Places marked as (My Places) exist in the file: "myplaces.kml"
4- Using Internet download manger (IDMan)?? any uncompleted downloads is in "C:\Documents and Settings\SOHON\Application Data\IDM\DwnlData\SOHON". i can easily export the download queue.
open "IDMan.exe", follow the menu: Tasks => Export => To IDM export file => Export all files => type a name for the file
5- Using Outlook Express to get your messages?
open Outlook then File => Export => Address Book (for your contacts), choose Text File (CSV), name your file, mark all fields.
File => Export => Messages (for your messages). if it doesn't work due to MAPI error, open path "C:\Documents and Settings\SOHON\Local Settings\Application DataIdentities\{B4F825D9-E922-4F70-8BD1-931209BC7E6B}\Microsoft\Outlook Express" of course numbers and user name will differ. you got all your mail boxes. copy them.
for mail accounts: Tools => Accounts, mark your accounts and press Export, one by one.
6- For FireFox:
first i import data from IE, File => Import => Microsoft IE and mark all, this step if you'll never use IE again!!
Bookmarks: Bookmarks => Organize Bookmarks => File => Export. if FireFox is damaged open "C:\Documents and Settings\SOHON\Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\ptt21onj.default" and copy "bookmarks.html". "cookies.txt" is where your cookies stored in the previous folder. "formhistory.dat" is where the auto-complete data. "history.dat" is history.
7- Cookies for IE6: File => Import and Export => Export Favorites, Export Cookies
or "C:\Documents and Settings\SOHON\Favorites" for Favorites only
8- Desktop Items: "C:\Documents and Settings\SOHON\Desktop"
9- My Documents: "C:\Documents and Settings\SOHON\My Documents"
10- MSN saved chat - if you select it: "C:\Documents and Settings\SOHON\My Documents\My Received Files"
11- Yahoo saved chat: "C:\Program Files\Yahoo!\Messenger\Profiles" - note that unlike MSN; these conversations can never be opened without the owner's password
12- any installed Fonts: "C:\WINDOWS\Fonts"
13- used to open more than one yahoo account at a time?
Start Menu => Run => type "regedit"
expand: HKEY_CURRENT_USER >> Software >> yahoo >> pager >> test
right click on the right empty panel: New => DWORD value, type "Plural" as the name, double click it, type "1" in the value data box.
Unfortunately some things can't be migrated to another windows:
1- Internet Explorer saved passwords and forms, you can only copy them to FireFox as in step 6
2- Passwords from FireFox, you can show them: Tools => Options => Security => press the button (Show Passwords) => pres the button (Show Passwords) to view it really.
Keywords:
migrating files from windows, what to do before installing new windows, migrating outlook folders and contacts, migrating favorites and and bookmarks, exporting Google Earth places, Internet Download Manager download queue, desktop items, MSN chat, yahoo chat archive, windows fonts
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