what are bookmarks, and how do they work?

Question

I've been saving http addresses in word. Does this take up a lot of memory? I'm wondering if bookmarks do the same thing. However, I also wonder whether there is a limit to how many bookmarks one can have. Is there a way to organize bookmarks?

Answer 1

Hi Carol,
As far as i know, bookmarks dont take up alot of space.
Bookmarks are like shortcuts to websites, and they are pretty much the same as saving http address in word, except you dont have to openup the word document to get to the list.
I don't think there's a limit to how many bookmarks you can have.
To organise bookmarks just press control+B.

Answer 2

you are saving http addresses in word..........it is silly work

now see this..........whan you open a website whose name is complicated.....that u cannot remember......than you do not have to write these addressed in word........simply do that

go to Favorite--add to favorit--( choose folder )and than ok

next time just click on the internet explorer bar and click on favorite.........and you will fine your address...you can rename that address..