Hi Harry,
I can't give you a specific location where the file should be on your
computer. But, if the file is in fact on your system you can find it
using the find feature on the Start Menu.
Simply type in the correct file name in the Edit Box and press enter.
When the file is found, use the JAWS cursor to read the path to the
right of the file name If the path seems to end in ... then hold down
the Control key and hit the Plus key on the Numeric key pad not once
but twice. Then let up on the Control key. This extends the path. Of
course, I should have said in the first place that for best results one
should have the window maximized.
Allan
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"It has been for me a long night, but a bright day. God has been
pleased to give me the talent of blindness and I have tried to do my
best to use it."
William Moon.
1819 - 1894.
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From: Harry Bates <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: yoyo yoyo yoyo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Where does it go?
Date: 12 March 1999 19:44
I use jfw3.2031 and Outlook Express OE as my browser for email.
When I get a file attachment to a message and save it with the
control+s
command, it ask me what I want to save the file as, or in other words
what
do you wisht to name this file. Let's say I call this file something.
Using the control+s command will definitely save the file, but my
question
is where?
Using the mycomputer program, I cannot find the file on my c drive,
even
though the find program definitely says there is a file named something
somewhere.
Where still remains a mystery to me.
If I save an attached file by doing two things, I always know where it
is
located.
First,if I use the save as... command, then press enter, an edit field
pops
up at which point I can type in the blank field the pathname. If the
field
is not blank, I can delete all the characters on it, read the line
again
with insert+uparrow or read line and it will say blank. Second,then I
write
the path name of the file I am saving like this:
c:\mydocuments\something.doc
Then using mycomputer program I can find the file I have saved with the
name
of something in the file or folder called mydocuments on my c: drive.
My question still mystifies me. Where is the file located in my
computer
when I use the save command control+s?
It has to be some where, but where?
Just plain baffled,
Harry
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