Where are the files

[Joker]

When I log on to the Usenet and view pics, are they stored on the hard drive
anywhere? I know the internet uses a temp folder that can be accessed, I
just wondered how it works here.

[George Hazan]

Hello, Joker!
Thu, 22 Sep 2005 21:34:42 -0500 you wrote:

J> When I log on to the Usenet and view pics, are they stored on the hard
J> drive anywhere? I know the internet uses a temp folder that can be
J> accessed, I just wondered how it works here.

They are stored inside your mailbox.

[Joker]

GH> Hello, Joker!
GH> Thu, 22 Sep 2005 21:34:42 -0500 you wrote:

J>> When I log on to the Usenet and view pics, are they stored on the
J>> hard
J>> drive anywhere? I know the internet uses a temp folder that can be
J>> accessed, I just wondered how it works here.

GH> They are stored inside your mailbox.


Are they accessable other than viewing them in the newsreader? Are they
stored in a folder on my hard drive?

[George Hazan]

Hello, Joker!
Mon, 26 Sep 2005 09:45:59 -0500 you wrote:

J> Are they accessable other than viewing them in the newsreader?

Nope, they aren't

J> Are they stored in a folder on my hard drive?

They stored as files while you're previewing a message. Then that cache gets
deleted.

[David H. Lipman]

From: "Joker" <post_master-***@public.gmane.org>


| Are they accessable other than viewing them in the newsreader? Are they
| stored in a folder on my hard drive?
|
| --
| Joker
| "...God hath made me to laugh, so that all that hear will laugh with me."
| Gen. 21:6
GH>> --
GH>> WMBR, George Hazan (ghazan-***@public.gmane.org)
|

Thaey are stored in a database file with the extension DBX

The file locality can be determined by...
tools --> options --> maintenance --> store folder

Since you access THIS News Group, you should have a file called...
gmane.network.fidolook.dbx

Since they are compressed into a database format, only the OE client (or in this case
FidoLook using the OE DLL files) can open the associated DBX files and view their individual
records and fields.

[Arioch /BDV/]

The stars so gaily glistened... (Mon, 26 Sep 2005 22:17:16 -0400 @136)
...while the fading voice of David whispered through the darkness,
making lonely ghost of Joker tremble:

DHL> (or in this case FidoLook using the OE DLL files) can open the
DHL> associated DBX files and view their individual records and fields.

That is not so hopeless :)
I believe many other mail programs can import that database.

And there is non very comfort way using wcx plugin from www.totalcmd.net