On 10/29/02 12:23 PM, Tannis Baker ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said; >>Second, the Temporary files folder, was set to DELETE It's CONTENTS, upon >>quitting IE. > >mine must be so set too(not sure where)- which is not such a bad thing - >once I found it, I realized its only contents were recently acquired >banner ads. Which I guess don't download in the same way. I have never >lost a download I wanted to lose - they always do end up in my Downloads >folder where I can trash them at will. > >I did not download the .mov under discussion because of having to use my >already slow 56k modem at 34k due to "dirty phone lines" but I wonder if >it would have gone to your temporary items folder like a banner ad or >into a more permanent place if you had so specified.
Just another example of Microsoft protecting you from your self. I don't really mind automation, as long as I also can turn it off when I want too. And perhaps it is changeable through reconfiguring the helper apps. I hadn't thought of that. >I hope she wasn't using the expression schmiel at you BTW! Nah, Just a little daily dose of humorous humility to keep me, as Swami Beyonananda puts it, in regularhilarity. You know, a daily laughsitive? (sorry) ;-) Dave PS As a resident of the DC area who like every one else is finally able to not worry about a sniper after 3 weeks, I can tell you, laughter feels MUCH nicer than ducking and scurrying and worrying. ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
