In the IE8 Browser, Look over to the left top of browser where it says Page, Safety, Tools. Click the arrow Next to Tools when the window opens hold you mouse over TOOLBARS ANOTHER WINDOW will open please make sure there is a check mark in the box to the Left of Menu Bar. I think that's what you needing, zep516

Why don't you send the files/foldesr to a flash drive then simply put them on the new PC Plus on the new PC open IE as well as Edge and export IE's favs to Edge that way

I agree with many of you who installed the free Libre Office suite. It's similar to my favorite MS Office 2003 with drop-down menus and toolbars you can customize. It will allow you to open MS documents, work on them, and save in the same format. It's also a breeze to save documents in the PDF format. There is a slight learning curve in Libre, as the names of some of the functions had to differ somewhat from Microsoft. However, what angered me most about MS is when they stopped offering support for either an operating system or office package in order to force one to purchase a new computer. For me, the ribbon menu was the last straw. In Office 2003, I knew exactly where every command was located. When they changed to the ribbon, a 15 minute job turned into hours trying to locate the command I needed. And I sorely missed the ability to create my own customized toolbars and menus. So I got a Mac, installed Libre and really love both. When Apple updates its operating system it's not a big deal. Just a simple download with no glitches and no nasty messages that support will soon end. I used to dread it whenever I had to download an update or upgrade the Microsoft system, for every time this happened the entire process was a nightmare. I'm really glad I made the move to a Mac, but it's a shame that MS shot themselves in the foot by refusing to back up their products or listen to their customers.

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