On 12/4/05, Rony Bill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > mehul wrote: > > > I am presently using slackware and SUSE but now I plan to format my > > computer and install Debian. I don't have any important data. I only > > need my opera bookmarks, which I have backed up and my password wand. > > Generally a hidden folder with the same name is created in your home > directory. In your case check out the .opera directory in your home folder. > cd > ls -a > cd .opera > > Copy this entire folder and save it somewhere else. Delete the existing > .opera folder. Remove Opera and install it again. Paste this folder in > your home directory and check it out before you do the actual format. I > do this with Thunderbird across different platforms. All my emails, > folders, accounts and their passwords remain intact. It is as if I am > already using it in the new system. > > Before you remove or format your linux partition, if you have Windows, > then mount one of its partitions and backup your data into that. After > that you can delete or format the balance linux partitions. Thanks rony I did find the folder and saved wand.dat file. I just want to know now that there won't be any problems with permissions?
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