Or it may be that some pages that you bookmarked are now at new URLs and you'd like to update the addresses you saved so that they point to the new location.

Follow the directions for your browser to learn how to edit your bookmarks or favorites.

Netscape Navigator for Windows

1. Select Bookmarks from the Communicator menu, then choose Edit Bookmarks from the pop-up window.
2. In the new window, find the bookmark you want to edit. (If the bookmark is inside a folder, click the + next to the folder's name to open it.)
3. Click the bookmark and choose Bookmark Properties from the Edit menu. This opens a window where you can make changes to the bookmark.
4. To rename the bookmark, type a new name in the Name field. Shorter names are generally best.
5. If the site's URL has changed, type the corrected Web address inside the Location (URL) field.
6. Type an optional description of this favorite inside the Description field.
7. Press OK to save your changes.
8. When you are done making changes to your bookmarks, click the close box on the Bookmarks window.

Netscape Navigator for Macintosh

1. Choose Bookmarks from the Communicator menu or press Command-B to open your bookmarks.
2. In the window that appears, find the bookmark you want to edit. (If the bookmark is inside a folder, click the triangle next to the folder's name to open it.)
3. Click the bookmark and choose Get Info from the Edit menu. This opens a window where you can make changes to the bookmark.
4. To rename the bookmark, type a new name in the Name field. Shorter names are generally best.
5. If the site's URL has changed, type the corrected Web address inside the Location (URL) field.
6. Type an optional description of this favorite inside the Description field.
7. Press OK to save your changes.
8. When you are done making changes to your bookmarks, click the close box on the Bookmarks window.

Internet Explorer for Windows

1. Click the Favorites button on your toolbar to open your favorites.
2. In the window that appears, find the favorite you want to edit. (If the favorite is inside a folder, click to the right of the folder's name to open it.)
3. To rename the favorite, right-click its name, choose Rename from the pop-up menu, then type in a new name. Shorter names are generally best.
4. If the site's URL has changed, right-click its name, choose Properties and type the corrected Web address inside the Target URL field. Press OK to save your change.
5. When you are done making changes to your favorites, click the close box on the Favorites window.

Internet Explorer for Macintosh

1. Choose Open Favorites from the Favorites menu or press Command-J to open your favorites.
2. In the window that appears, find the favorite you want to edit. (If the favorite is inside a folder, you may have to click the triangle next to the folder's icon to open it.)
3. Click the favorite and choose Get Info from the File menu. This opens a window where you can make changes to the favorite.
4. To rename the favorite, type a new name in the Name field. Shorter names are generally best.
5. If the site's URL has changed, type the corrected Web address inside the Address field.
6. Type an optional description of this favorite inside the Comments field.
7. Press OK to save your changes.
8. When you are done making changes to your favorites, click the close box on the Favorites window.