[higby88]

I bought a new computer and changed ISP's. I have all my favorites saved to a floppy from aol but need to get them, even to print them out, so that I can input them into IE. It is a PFC file which windows does not recognize. Isn't AOL great. Hope someone can help.

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[acklan]

I know of one service and one program that will do what you want. Neither are free, sorry to say.

Conversion service

Conversion software

[Retired Tech]

America Online (AOL) offers users the option to store incoming/read and sent E-mail in the AOL Personal Filing Cabinet (.PFC). Generally, this file is only viewable using AOL software. There are commercial sites that will, for a fee, convert the material to Outlook (and other) formats.

PFCEx is a free program that will extract URLs from PFC files and write them to an HTML file which can then be viewed or edited with a text editor for import into other formats.

http://www.sofotex.c...ews/r28556.html

[acklan]

PFCEx is a free program that will extract URLs from PFC files and write them to an HTML file which can then be viewed or edited with a text editor for import into other formats.

http://www.sofotex.c...ews/r28556.html

That sounds good. Better than shareware or paid. Once it is converted to html you could right lick and "Save as Bookmark.." or add to favorites.