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[INFO] Tips n Tricks area	MysteryFCM
Backing up your Avant Browser settings	MysteryFCM
Restore Internet Explorer as the default web browser	MysteryFCM
Restore Avant Browser as the default web browser	MysteryFCM
Fixing a corrupted conf.ini file (Avant Tip)	Sergei
The perfect installation	MysteryFCM
Things going slow?	MysteryFCM
Enable/Disable Auto-complete	MysteryFCM
To click or not to click	MysteryFCM
So, you want to make a skin?	MysteryFCM
Getting "live" support	MysteryFCM
Temporary bypass for the avantfind.com error page	MysteryFCM
Fix For Upper to Lower-Case Conversion	DrDrrae
Adding a new Quick Search item	MysteryFCM
Editing Internet Shortcut (.url) file's	MysteryFCM
Posting an image or screenshot to the forums	bigC
Adding the sURL service	MysteryFCM
Can't reach the forum?	hornakapopolis
Pop-unders in IE?	MysteryFCM
Using the HOSTS file: A beginners pointer	MysteryFCM

Backing up your Avant Browser settings - MysteryFCM

The main Avant Browser settings are held in a file called abrowser.ini . The settings for your ad blocker, pop up blocker and quick searches are also in this folder, if you have customized these, you might want to back them up also. These are the one's you should concern yourself with when backing up settings.To back them up, copy the file to a folder of your choice (or do as I do and put it into a ".zip" file).

In most cases, the file will be located in the following paths;

Windows 95/98/98SE/ME

\Windows\Application Data\Avant Browser

Windows NT/2000/XP/Server 2003

\Documents and Settings\<Your Username>\Application Data\Avant Browser

Note By default, the Application Data folder has it's hidden attribute set to true. If you cannot see this folder, open a random folder and click Tools then Folder Options and click the View tab, in there is an option to "Show all files and folders" (wording may differ depending on your version of Windows).

Tip URL: http://avant.it-mate.co.uk/?c=Tips&s=2#tip