Caching of Internet Pages

[Steve]

Just a bit of background first:

I sent a package last week with a company that will remain nameless. As of
last Friday it seemed that the package was one day away from its destination
based on the online tracking. Now today when I check, it is suddenly 2
steps back and not even close to the destination. Is there anyway of
checking to see if this page still exists on my computer? I have check
temporary internet files but cannot find it the exact page that should the
info(although I can find every other page I visited). I would like to find
it to show the company as some proof. Any help would be appreciated.

 

[Larry(LJL269)]

U can do that if the new page has a different url than
the old page. Most online tracking r generated on their
server & would not be available tho.

Look in C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Recent .

I did it 1x to find a sale page from Office Depot more
favorable than their current ad. They honored the
original offer!!!

HTH-Larry

On Mon, 23 May 2005 22:09:53 -0600, "Steve"

|Just a bit of background first:
|
|I sent a package last week with a company that will remain nameless. As of
|last Friday it seemed that the package was one day away from its destination
|based on the online tracking. Now today when I check, it is suddenly 2
|steps back and not even close to the destination. Is there anyway of
|checking to see if this page still exists on my computer? I have check
|temporary internet files but cannot find it the exact page that should the
|info(although I can find every other page I visited). I would like to find
|it to show the company as some proof. Any help would be appreciated.
|

Any advise is my attempt to contribute more than I have received but I can only assure you that it works on my PC. GOOD LUCK.

 

[Steve]

Thanks, for whatever reason, there is only a recent file for the default
user and not my user name.