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hi<BR>above-basic windows user here. ive messed with 9x to the core and i started messing with 2k/xp these past 6 months.<BR>WELP anyway, i plan on installing linux on my box, dual-booting with w2k ...

I am currently booting Windows and Linux. I use Mozilla in both. I would like to use my Windows Mozilla bookmarks in Linux. The question is where does Windows Mozilla store these files and where do I ...