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When downloading a file via right-click and Save target as... Internet
Explorer (IE6 as well as IE7) downloads the file first into a subfolder of
Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5. Then it copies the file from there to
the destination folder, showing 99% while copying. The copying takes time
depending on file size and harddisk speed. For large files (for example 100
MB) it can take a minute or more.
Does anybody see any sense in this behaviour?
How can I force IE to download a file directly to the destination?
Thanks,
Ralph
Explorer (IE6 as well as IE7) downloads the file first into a subfolder of
Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5. Then it copies the file from there to
the destination folder, showing 99% while copying. The copying takes time
depending on file size and harddisk speed. For large files (for example 100
MB) it can take a minute or more.
Does anybody see any sense in this behaviour?
How can I force IE to download a file directly to the destination?
Thanks,
Ralph