Now why didn't I think of that? LOL! Thank you very much for sending the fix
for my browser problem, I was just frustrated and couldn't figure out what
the problem was, although it probably had something to do with me altering
the properties. *g* Live and learn, something I'm still doing after a
"short" eleven years online. Considering how fast things change, and how
much, it's not much time at all!
If you, or anyone else, come up with an answer concerning the files being
completely hidden, please let me know.
Thanks again! No fun being browserless!
Suzanne
"dean-dean" <dean-> wrote in message
news:6A9517BC-4387-47C8-8942-...
> Try moving the "Temporary Internet Files" folder to a different location,
> and then move it back to the default location. For example, from under
> C:\Users\(You)\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows to
> C:\Users\(You)\AppData\Local\Temp, and then back to
> C:\Users\(You)\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows . This will essentially
> create a new Temporary Internet Files folder.
>
> To do this, though, don't use Windows Explorer, but go to IE7 > Tools >
> Internet Options. On the General tab, click
> on Settings, under "Browsing history". Then click on Move Folder...
>
>
> "Suzanne" <> wrote in message
> news:691B0952-ABB6-499C-AB59-...
>> Hello,
>>
>> Am writing to ask, as the subject line states, why the files from various
>> web pages will load into my Temporary Internet Files folder, yet be 100%
>> invisible. Never had this occur in past versions, if there was a
>> particular image or file I wanted from a page that was not accessible via
>> the numerous ways possible (right clicking to save, clicking and dragging
>> the item up to the address line in the browser, etc.), I could always
>> count on my being able to access them via the folder.
>>
>> For whatever reason, a moment ago I went to check for a file using the
>> Tools
>> > Browsing History Settings > View Files method, and even though the
>> Properties showed 775 files plus "x" amount of folders (don't recall on
>> the exact amount right now), none of the files or even folders were
>> viewable. I even tried switching to allow hidden files to show,
>> refreshed, and it remained the same.
>>
>> Then I had a brunette moment (so I don't upset any blondes out there!)
>> and for some reason, I decided to change the attributes (read only,
>> hidden) to see if that helped, and when it didn't uncover the files, I
>> changed it back. Not smart. Now whenever I try to access any web page, a
>> window pops up with "File Download - Security Warning" in the title bar,
>> then in the body of this window it has -- Name: navcancl - Type: Unknown
>> File Type, 2.64KB - From: ieframe.dll, with the "Save" or "Cancel"
>> buttons. Tagged onto the bottom is a warning from my Anti-Virus program
>> stating "The file you are downloading cannot be opened by the default
>> program. It is either corrupted or it has an incorrect file type. As a
>> security precaution, it is recommended that you cancel the download."
>>
>> Okay, so what;s up with the Temporary Internet files, and now more
>> importantly, with my Internet Explorer? Is there something as with Win
>> 98SE where you can right click through the control panel on the browser
>> to run a fix on it?
>>
>> Thank you so much in advance for your kind assistance to these questions!
>>
>> Suzanne
>>
>> OS: Windows Vista Home Premium
>> Internet Explorer 7.0.6
>> Genuine Intel(R) CPU T2080 @ 1.73GHz
>> RAM: 1014 MB
>>
>>
>>
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