Where is the Cooky Jar in Vista

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And after doin that,

just click on the folder icon on the left side of breadcrumb bar,
and bingo-path with slashes inserted and everybody-woohoo
example:

C:\Users\Jeff\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Cookies\Low

Jeff
 
Jimmy Brush said:
- Inside the breadcrumb bar, click Windows
- Click the white space between the -> after Windows and the down arrow on
the right. This will allow you to type in that area.
- Again click on a whitespace in that area to deselect the text
- At the end of what is there, type: \Cookies\Low
- Press enter
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Jimmy, Success at Last! Thanks so much.

I was able to do this, and could see the cookies. It is interesting that
there are a bunch of msn cookies there, to places that I have never gone.
Microsoft is certainly cooking the cookies, so to speak.

Is there any way to set a pin on a cookie. It does seem that the cookie
times out. Is this a Vista feature?
 
Jimmy, Success at Last! Thanks so much.

You're welcome :).
I was able to do this, and could see the cookies. It is interesting that
there are a bunch of msn cookies there, to places that I have never gone.
Microsoft is certainly cooking the cookies, so to speak.
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Yeah, there are many cookies that are saved on your system from banner ads
and whatnots that will have an unfamiliar URL.
Is there any way to set a pin on a cookie.
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I'm not sure I understand what you mean here.
It does seem that the cookie
times out. Is this a Vista feature?
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Actually, the web site that saves the cookie determines how long the cookie
is good for. I don't believe there is a way to override this behavior.



- JB
Microsoft MVP - Windows Shell/User

Windows Vista Support Faq
http://www.jimmah.com/vista/
 
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