Hi Mari, Wow girl! You save me so much trouble because your emails are almost exactly what I plan to write, but you always beat me to it! *smile*
OK, just a comment. I have had this happen to me a few times as well, and lo and behold, the files are always in the keysoft disk. However, finding them is tricky because they tend to be comprised of various characters and numbers, nothing that can be interpreted, and there usually, depending on the last time you have cleared temp files, exist at least 3 or 4 subdirectories with at least 7 or 8 files in each. So good luck finning it! *smile* It is often just better to return to the webpage and attempt downloading again, and then go search in the ks disk. For future reference to anyone who has this problem happen to them, from the main menu hit f for the file manager, followed by d for the directory option. Select the keysoft disk, and press space with t (control with t) to enter the directory path option. Type in /windows/profiles/temporary internet files using dots 3,4 for the slash sign. From there you can chose any of the subdirectories and start your searching! HTH, Laura >------ original message ------ >from: "Maria Kristic" <[EMAIL PROTECTED] >Subject: re: [Braillenote] Disappearing Files >Hi Karen, >OK, here's what I'm thinking with this. When a Web page is being downloaded >with KeyWeb, it is first saved to the Temp folder of the KeySoft System Disk. >I've had the same thing happen to me a couple of times (I'm referring to the >behavior you described in your below e-mail), so I have a feeling that, for >one reason or another, the file in question was placed in the Temp folder at >some point. I never checked to see if the file in question was there when it >happened to me (I don't know why), but it sure would have been interesting to >see. When a file is downloaded, it's first saved to the KS Disk regardless of >where you choose to download it, and after it is saved there, it is then >transferred to the location you selected. However, if the file is larger than >the amount of free space on the KS Disk (typically around 6 or 6.5 MB), it >cannot get transferred to the KS Disk, so it therefore will not be downloaded >on the BN. However, you're saying that your download was compl e > ted, so I have a feeling that the file did not transfer successfully from the > Temp folder, and it was discarded from that folder, so you wouldn't have seen > it anywhere. This hasn't happened very often with me, maybe only twice. >Just a thought, >Maria
