Thanks Brian.... I won’t or can’t (more likely) explain myself.  All seems to 
have corrected itself after shutting down computer for awhile.
Something may have happened a few days ago when google  wouldn’t allow the 
deleting of the temporary files.  But how would I know.
I am such a novice when I read the questions and answers in this group.  Add 
windows to the list as well.    I have external backups so can
eventually get back on in an emergency.   The temp. file seems to have 
disappeared.
There seems to be more then one gremlin at work at my house... and they all 
bear a resemblance to me.
Have patience!

Gail


From: Brian Lightfoot
Sent: Thursday, January 26, 2017 7:14 PM
To: 'Legacy User Group'
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Family File

I’m curious why it’s taken “many days” of searching. Wouldn’t a search for 
“*.fdb” from within File Explorer/Windows Explorer have accomplished the same 
thing in just a few seconds?



I was ready to post that it’s virtually impossible for any browser to have 
opened a .FDB file thus the reason for it being found in the “Temporary 
Internet Files” folder. But Windows continues to amaze me with some of the 
unexpected things it does. For example, today I tried to force Internet 
Explorer to open my own .FDB file thinking that I get either gibberish 
characters on the screen or else some kind of error indicating an incompatible 
file type. However, when I pointed IE directly to the .FDB file via its OPEN… 
menu function, IE then asked me if I wanted to OPEN or SAVE the FDB file. I 
chose OPEN and it politely opened Legacy and then the .FDB file. In other 
words, it used my own registry’s file association to first open the correct 
application and then the requested .FDB file. How nice. Even using this 
indirect method of forcing a browser to open a .FDB file, the file does not 
appear in the Temporary Internet Files folder.



So that still doesn’t indicate how your .FDB file managed to find its way into 
the Temporary Internet Files folder. I suspect a late night gremlin at 
work…probably human in nature. J





Brian in CA

The drought is over





From: LegacyUserGroup [mailto:[email protected]] On 
Behalf Of [email protected]
Sent: Thursday, January 26, 2017 10:02 AM
To: legacy forum
Subject: [LegacyUG] Family File



Hi Folks:



I have been having a difficult time finding one of my family data files 
anywhere on my computer.

After many days of searching... I managed to find one.

This is the location it gives me:



Legacy – [C:\Users\Gail\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Temporary Internet 
Files\Content.IE5\YCM1GS78\Hennessy_Family_22 Jan 2017[1].fdb]



after the word content,  that character is a upper case i, but won’t type. 
(different problem)



I never knowingly made that file that long or that content, at least knowingly. 
 Usually it is    Hennessy Family 22 Jan 2017.fdb



I don’t know how to fix this.  Any help out there?



Thanks, Gail

[email protected]






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