Which 'messenger are you using? Is it the latest Live Messenger.
In Windows Live messenger I can open the sign in page but I don't use it.
Regarding the Firefox sign in page I don't understand because I have never had to sign in to use Firefox.
Just open IE and highlite and copy the url in the address bar of your Home page.
Then open Firefox and paste the url into the address bar and click on the right hand side of the address bar to go to that page.
When it opens, if that is what you want as your Home page,
Click Tools -> Options -> Main Tab -> In Startup box, select
When firefox starts 'Show My Home Page'.
Then click Use Current Page.
When you next start Firefox it will open with that page.
Your list of Favourites in IE is called Bookmarks in Firefox but you can import them easily from IE to Firefox if you haven't already done so. just clickl Bookmarks -> Organise Bookmarks -> Import & Export, then follow the simple instructions and it will copy them all over.
Firefox has an online backup for your Bookmarks called XMarks. Once you have registered and set a password it will copy your Bookmarks onto the web and if you add or remove any, it copies the alterations when you next shut down Firefox.
dave
In Windows Live messenger I can open the sign in page but I don't use it.
Regarding the Firefox sign in page I don't understand because I have never had to sign in to use Firefox.
Just open IE and highlite and copy the url in the address bar of your Home page.
Then open Firefox and paste the url into the address bar and click on the right hand side of the address bar to go to that page.
When it opens, if that is what you want as your Home page,
Click Tools -> Options -> Main Tab -> In Startup box, select
When firefox starts 'Show My Home Page'.
Then click Use Current Page.
When you next start Firefox it will open with that page.
Your list of Favourites in IE is called Bookmarks in Firefox but you can import them easily from IE to Firefox if you haven't already done so. just clickl Bookmarks -> Organise Bookmarks -> Import & Export, then follow the simple instructions and it will copy them all over.
Firefox has an online backup for your Bookmarks called XMarks. Once you have registered and set a password it will copy your Bookmarks onto the web and if you add or remove any, it copies the alterations when you next shut down Firefox.
dave