Re: Cold Fusion

[Scott Goelzer <s.goelzer@ATTBI.COM>]

Hi
Best I can tell, Internet Explorer keeps its cache as one large file.
The location can be found in IE prefs panel.

The problem is that Quicktime does not allow direct saves until you
fork over the 30$ for the Pro upgrade (nice product, but still sneaky,
if you do much movie work it is very much worth the money).

Sometimes you can control (or right) click on the file link and choose
download link.  This will give control over where the file goes.

HTH
Scott


On Wednesday, December 4, 2002, at 06:49 AM, Arlyn DeBruyckere wrote:

> This happens with other files (especially pdf files) also.  My trick to
> keep it from disappearing is to rename the file and move it to a
> "permanent" folder before closing the window.  It is true that the file
> should be in cache and the easiest way to find it is to search for mp3
> type files by date using the comand-F function.
>
> Ludwik Kowalski wrote:
>
> > At the end of downloading a little playing window appeared
> > on my screen and I was able to use it to play the program
> > again after it finished. But then I did a silly thing. Assuming
> > that the icon of the uploaded rw112702.mp3 file will remain
> > on my desktop I closed the window. Only then did I realize
> > that the expected icon was not on my desktop.
> >
> > My browser is Internet Explorer on a new e-mac run under
> > the OS-X 10.2.2  What should I have done to keep the file
> > while the little playing window was still open?
>
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> Arlyn DeBruyckere
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> Hutchinson High School
> 1200 Roberts Road
> Hutchinson, MN 55350
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