Re: Where are the Temporary Internet Files Folders gone?

On Dec 18, 11:51 am, "Sister Mary" <n...@entered.invalid> wrote:
> "p.jayant" <p_jay...@dataone.in> wrote in message
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> > Where are the Temporary Internet Files Folders gone?
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> > Recently, I found an interesting animation on an html page. Since I could
> > not find by Internet search, any easy method of saving the animation, I
> > thought of the old - probably not recompensed - method of searching for
> > the
> > animation file in the Temporary Internet Files Folders and then saving
> > it.
> > But those Folders are no more seen in my Windows XP. Is there anywhere an
> > option not to store or delete these files and could I have unwittingly
> > selected the option to delete these folders even before they are created?
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> > Or has it got anything to do with my selection of the ActiveX control and
> > Java Options which I was required to select in order to view Flash Video
> > music files in FLV format from You Tube?
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> > If neither of these concerns is valid, how do I restore the Temporary
> > Internet Files presence in my Windows XP?
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> > By the way, could anyone suggest a method of capturing an animation from
> > an
> > html page? Thanks.
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> > P. Jayant
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> You have complicated the subject, so to simplify, is it a YouTube clip
> you wish to capture?
> If so, forget temp folders, go here:http://www.save2pc.com/
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I mentioned the use of YouTube only because it required changes in
the ActiveX controls. The animation of which I have not been able to
find the file extension (ani or gif) by right clicking on it, is in
fact a gmail web-page.

P. Jayant

"p jayant" <p.n.jayant@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> On Dec 18, 11:51 am, "Sister Mary" <n...@entered.invalid> wrote:
>> "p.jayant" <p_jay...@dataone.in> wrote in message
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>> news:OPqH$fSQIHA.2376@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
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>> > Where are the Temporary Internet Files Folders gone?
>>
>> > Recently, I found an interesting animation on an html page. Since I
>> > could
>> > not find by Internet search, any easy method of saving the animation,
>> > I
>> > thought of the old - probably not recompensed - method of searching for
>> > the
>> > animation file in the Temporary Internet Files Folders and then saving
>> > it.
>> > But those Folders are no more seen in my Windows XP. Is there anywhere
>> > an
>> > option not to store or delete these files and could I have unwittingly
>> > selected the option to delete these folders even before they are
>> > created?
>>
>> > Or has it got anything to do with my selection of the ActiveX control
>> > and
>> > Java Options which I was required to select in order to view Flash
>> > Video
>> > music files in FLV format from You Tube?
>>
>> > If neither of these concerns is valid, how do I restore the Temporary
>> > Internet Files presence in my Windows XP?
>>
>> > By the way, could anyone suggest a method of capturing an animation
>> > from
>> > an
>> > html page? Thanks.
>>
>> > P. Jayant
>>
>> You have complicated the subject, so to simplify, is it a YouTube clip
>> you wish to capture?
>> If so, forget temp folders, go here: http://www.save2pc.com/
>>
>> http://www.dvd-guides.com/content/view/220/59/- Hide quoted text -
>>
>> - Show quoted text -
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> I mentioned the use of YouTube only because it required changes in
> the ActiveX controls. The animation of which I have not been able to
> find the file extension (ani or gif) by right clicking on it, is in
> fact a gmail web-page.
>
> P. Jayant

Is the gmail webpage a guarded secret doomed to forever remain
a mystery, or is there another reason why you won't post a link?

p.jayant wrote:
> It is a humorous e-mail about checking your eyesight: two GIFs of
> multi-coloured dots, asking if you see the dots moving and the third
> is a naughty animation showing a bevy of young girls cycling in
> short shorts, swivelling their butts. The optician's question is "do
> you see any movement? If not, dial 911". Since it is addressed to my
> gmail account, no one can access it and I cannot reproduce it for
> anyone else to see it I am searching, if the joke is posted on the NET
> anywhere.
>
> P. Jayant
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