DA, I don't log in, but as far as I know I'm "Owner/PC" Ravencajun, there is no "Run as administrator" selection in the box that a right click brings up when I right click on the shortcut. Justme4now, I downloaded that program and it goes into WinRAR but I have no idea where it goes or what to do with it after that? I also should mention that this shortcut doesn't even act as a shortcut any more! When I click on it as you would to operate a normal shortcut, a box comes up with another message:- "The target** of this Internet shortcut is not valid. Go to the Internet shortcut property sheet and make sure the target is correct" Where or what is an Internet shortcut property sheet?? And how does one get there? I don't know how I got myself into this one???

If you are using Internet Explorer at the very top of the page click Favorites and then hold down the Shift key and click Organize Favorites. A window will open up that looks like Windows Explorer. You can delete or move favorites just like you would files. To select a block of favorites click on the first one then hold the shift key down and click on the last one. This will high light the entire block so you can delete it. To select individual favorites just hold down the Ctrl key and click on each one you want to delete to high light it. Then you can delete those all at once. Instead of deleting favorites I just create a new folder and call it Old Stuff and move all my unused favorites to it. You create a new file by clicking File>>New>>Folder Then just name the folder what ever you want. Pooh Bear

You need to start over. And are you sure you bought a CD-RW and not just a CD-R? Also, you can only re-write a CD so many times before it becomes corrupt. The files you originally wrote to CD are protected and probably "read only", also check what preferences you have checked on the Nikon and ScanDisk card (for what it's worth, I have two Nikon D80 and a couple ScanDisk cards-not to mention at least 4 other digital cameras and enough SD/flash cards to flll a landfill-dating back close to 10 years). Your only choice is to download them to your desktop (or someplace easily remembered for a minute) and rewrite the CD without any read/write restrictions, which can be found in properties. Also, are you deleting the files on your camera and SD card when you download to CD or your computer? If not, you have probably run out of space. Another thing, that Nikon "Picture Project" software, if you are using that, is a pain and not worth installing. It could be contributing to your problems. What program "thinks" it's your default photo editing program? That could also be causing problems. You say you are using Olympus software but a Nikon camera, did you load the Nikon software too? All these camera manufacturers have their own proprietary software (and websites), you don't need it or want it. It's better to go out and buy a copy of photoshop than have a bunch of proprietary photo editing programs on your computer, unless you know how to over-ride them, including Windows Picture and Fax program.

Hi, You can delete / organize favourites from C:\Documents and Settings\\Favorites. Also see here http://yourbusiness.azcentral.com/quicker-way-delete-internet-explorer-favorites-20462.html