file->work offline

[Rodrigo A Guerra]

i want know what exactly happnes when i check the work offline opiton in ie.

it only stop loading from net and start locate the content in a "temp"
folder inside temporary internet files ?

there is another way of setiing this ?

thanks!

 

[Ray Grasso]

When you are "Working Offline", your computer will look
to your harddrive for the webpage. If it is not there,
then nothing happens. Working Offline is useful when you
work and you are not connected to the Internet. Then
when you are connected, transfer what you were working on
to the server where your work is stored. Other than
that, you don't want to work offline.

 

[Rodrigo A Guerra]

hi ray , thanks for your answer.

my problem is that i have a flash system that load some content from the
web and if i'm offline it don't find the itens anymore...(it keeps
trying to look in the net) and the files are stered in the
temporary.....and i NEED click offline in IE to flash/windows start look
in the cacleh directory....

i need a way of setting offline without having to check this option in
IE.... by code, mybe.

thanks,
rodrigo

 

[H Leboeuf]

Create shortcuts in your Links area under Internet Explorer, which will run
a command:

Flash On:

"C:\WINNT\SYSTEM32\regsvr32.exe"
"C:\WinNT\System32\Macromed\Flash\swflash.ocx"

Flash Off:

"C:\WINNT\SYSTEM32\regsvr32.exe"
"C:\WinNT\System32\Macromed\Flash\swflash.ocx" /u

(these are word wrapped for usenet, you must combine the two lines
back together, separated by a space)

Of course, if you're not running an NT-kernel OS, or if you installed
flash in a different directory you'll have to adjust the paths to
regsvr32.exe and swflash.ocx

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