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How can I write in Temporary Internet Files Folder ... it seems to be read only and I cant make it writable.
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I saved some web pages which only play properly when their files are in temp internet files folder ... so whenever I empty the folder I have to get online again to play the web pages. So thats why I copied the files in another folder but they cant be re written again to the temp folder. How can I overcome that ?
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Originally Posted by nanosani
I saved some web pages which only play properly when their files are in temp internet files folder ... so whenever I empty the folder I have to get online again to play the web pages. So thats why I copied the files in another folder but they cant be re written again to the temp folder. How can I overcome that ?
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This is the thing I've been thinking about ... but I dont get any permissions tab in the folder properties. And whenever I uncheck read-only .. press ok and then open the dialog again .. its checked again.
I tried copying to temporary internet files folder of another OS when it wasnt active ... but got an empty folder when booted to that OS. So no success yet.
I tried copying to temporary internet files folder of another OS when it wasnt active ... but got an empty folder when booted to that OS. So no success yet.
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I also wish to unset readonly of "Temporary Internet files" but couldnt do it. I think there is some registry entries governing it.
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That foldername is reserved by Windows. It automatically empties itself when you close the browser.
But you can easily get around the need for the web files to be in that directory, unless they have scripts.
First, have you tried the "save page as" selection when you right mouse on the page? That lets you put it anywhere you want it.
If that doesn't work, it's probably because the webmaster used trickery to copy-protect it. Try moving the "(webpagename).html" file and the "(webpagename) files" folder from the Tempory Internet Files folder into the folder you want. Put both in the same folder.
If that doesn't work, you will have to edit the img and a tags in the web page html file to reflect where the stuff really is. You may also have to capture and save the images separately.
But you can easily get around the need for the web files to be in that directory, unless they have scripts.
First, have you tried the "save page as" selection when you right mouse on the page? That lets you put it anywhere you want it.
If that doesn't work, it's probably because the webmaster used trickery to copy-protect it. Try moving the "(webpagename).html" file and the "(webpagename) files" folder from the Tempory Internet Files folder into the folder you want. Put both in the same folder.
If that doesn't work, you will have to edit the img and a tags in the web page html file to reflect where the stuff really is. You may also have to capture and save the images separately.
Last edited by MidiMagic : Jan 31st, 2007 at 4:54 am.
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