much easier if you click on bookmarks the organize bookmarks and do it from there. you can select groups at a time as Bob said. IN there you can select your folder so it is open in the right pane then hit edit and select all which will hilight all in that folder then you can delete them all or pick and choose. You can also use the move tool there to move them from one folder to another easily.

I found a couple of sites where this .dll can be downloaded. However, on an Opera help page, there were instructions indicating that hidden files and folders should be checked to show which I did. It also said that "Hide extensions for known files" should NOT be checked, so I unchecked that. Will this take care of the message I saw? It did not indicate that there was a .dll error, so I hesitate to download and install something that might mess up my registry.

Posted by grandms (My Page) on Fri, Sep 4, 09 at 15:35 Boo, hiss!! I just went to my bank site and got a message that as of Oct. 1, I must use either IE or FF, that my current browser (Opera) will no longer be supported! If it weren't such a hassle, I'd change banks! That's how much I like Opera. Pronunciation? I go with Ah'per-ah. Hi, grandms Well, no browser's perfect. "eye roll> One thing you can try is to go to a site that doesn't recognize/like Opera and right-click, then click "edit site preferences." Go to Network and at the bottom you'll see a drop-down menu with four options (identify as FF or as IE; mask as FF or IE). Choosing 'mask' is the 'stronger' function, though it doesn't always work. Try closing the page (or even the browser entirely) and then go back to the site and see if it works. (Others at the Opera forums have complained about banking sites not wanting to play nice with Opera. You may want to check out those threads.) Another option is, when you're at a site (like your banking site's homepage), right-click and go down to 'open with' and it will give you the option to open that site's page in IE or FF. IOW, you won't have to open FF and then navigate to your bank's page. Opera will do that part for you. Re: pronunciation: AH-per-ah is a browser and a musical event. O-per-ah is a talk show host. ;-) Scott

Kene, After I click on mailto and edit, the protocol box comes up. Options are open with opera, open with default application or open with other application. Which one are you suggesting I check? Thanks for the help. Anxiously awaiting your reply. Sapphires