when I save an internet shorcut it does not appear on my desktop but it is there
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The answer to this question is simple, if you are using windows.  all you have to do is open "My Computer", go to the address bar, open the drop-down menu, and select desktop.  then all you have to do is go to the "Tools" menu and select "Folder options".  Then go to the Veiw tab in the window that should pop-up, and you then should see the "Hidden Files and Folders" option.  Select the "Show Hidden Files and Folders" option and you're done.  That's how you view those files.
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Your browser has this function already.\nClick on "file" and then look for the "save as"....depending on the type of page it is (video, audio, html, javascript) will determine if the "live content" is saved with it or not.\nIf you have Frontpage installed on your computer you could also open the site within that and save it as a complete page.
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if you ave uploaded the files and they do not reflect on your machine... try keying F5... X
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This may be because of some changed settings, check where the settings are stored. normally it will be in c:/documents and settings/yourusername/application data
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if its xp it probably just needs to have the cookies, temporary internet files, and the msconfig startup cleaned out. how many icons do you have showing up next to the clock?
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try checking your browser settings, make sure you have an updated java software and windows media on the pc
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First ensure internet eplorer is installed\n\nif so open internet explorer then click on tools / Internet options
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You might have a virus or spyware. You also could have issues with your hard drive. if you right-click on a link, and choose "Save Target As..." and save it to your desktop does it then reboot? \n\nIf so, get a hold of another computer, and download the firefox web browser. Install it, and then try to download. if it works fine, then you know it's an issue with the Internet Explorer or a virus/spyware.
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That information should be kept on the server and not the local machine.  So it does not matter.  Just reinstall.\n\nHope this helps and GL :-)
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Check in your documents under "My Received Files", typically if I'm not mistaking, that's the first dir. that Yahoo! saves files to.. I may be wrong but worth a try
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When you click on download attachments,you'll wait a few seconds until a small dialogue box will be displayed where you'll be given an option of either opening or saving directly.Whatever you choose should be put into action immediately.But if it doesn't download,you can check your computer settings by going to TOOLS at the bar on top of the window,open internet options,go to Security,then custom level.There you'll see maybe the download process had been disabled or still enabled.
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Go to start, my computer (if you don't have the desktop icon), C drive, program files, windows media center then under that there will be folders with different items in it, if it's not there, then if it's not there, you would go back to C drive and look under the windows folder.  Sometimes they are stored in both places so you might need to look at both.
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I dont think there is a way of getting it back. Although you could check for files under internet options and then clicking on temporary internet files. You might find something there.
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Clean out your cookies. your temp files and then restart your system. it will not come back. Plus IE7 has a patch for that. go to Microsoft website and download it.
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Of course there might problem with your PC. It might slow so you need to wait after clicking save or compose.
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I have an eMachines T2885 with a 2.8GHz Celeron and Windows XP (includes Service Pack 1), and I just tested the problem, and I believe I may have successfully found a solution.\n\nThe problem:\n"The web page cannot be saved to the selected location."\n\nI suppose many of you have gotten this error on your machine.  Here is what I found:\n\nWhen attempting to save a Web page with WinXP Service Pack 1, many pages will not be saved.  I suppose many of you have figured that out.\n\nNow, I downloaded and installed Service Pack 2, and went back to the same page I tried to save under SP1, and I had no problem saving the page.\n\nHere's the kicker: I downloaded and installed Windows Internet Explorer 6.0 Cumulative Security Update KB912812 (a file that is 4.79 megabytes), rebooted, and tried to save the same Web page again.  It would not save the page.\n\nSimply put, something in KB912812 interferes with Internet Explorer 6.0's ability to save pages that should not be a problem saving.  I can't say if the solution is foolproof (I haven't tested it on complex Web pages), but it's worth a try.\n\nThat is, get Service Pack 2, but do NOT install KB912812.  If you have KB912812 installed, get rid of it.  Microsoft should really have a look at the code inside that file, to see why it interferes with Web page saving...\n\nThen again, you could always try Netscape 8.1 or Mozilla Firefox.
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Yes, today when I started my computer, I saw it on my desktop. I don't know how it came here. I request you to take it back please.\n\nPerhaps, it came here when due to some technical problem, My Computer & Your 'My Computer' got connected & your computer just came here.\n\nI will take good care of it until you come & take it back.\n\nGood One :-)