.Mac mail downloads go where?

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.Mac mail downloads go where?

When I am at my work computer (a PC Windows computer) and I download something from my mail account from .Mac, I cannot figure out where the document is put. Or I'm thinking it's not downloading at all because there is an odd beep, and when I use "Search Companion" to look for it, it cannot find it. Anyone else have this problem? Where do downloads usually go for Windows based computers?

Thanks for any knowledge.

Gateway 2000 Windows XP

Gatewayy 2000 Windows XP

Posted on Mar 16, 2006 10:58 AM

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Answer 1

Mar 16, 2006 11:10 AM in response to homerwight

Which Windows email client are you using - Outlook, Outlook Express or another?

Email attachments are not removed from and remain with the received message with Outlook or Outlook Express.

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Mar 16, 2006 11:21 AM in response to Allan Sampson

I'm getting the email from the .Mac website using Internet Explorer. In the email itself, I click on the attachment at the top of the window just below the subject line, the window changes to another page with the circular spinning thing that says 'downloading', then I get beep and the browser screen goes completely white. When I close the browser screen the doc isn't in the desktop or any folder on the desktop. I'm trying to download an Excel doc. Thanks for the quick reply.

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homerwight Author

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Mar 16, 2006 1:58 PM in response to homerwight

What default folders do Windows usually put downloads in?

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homerwight Author

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Mar 16, 2006 2:19 PM in response to homerwight

Got it. Jeez, I'm a lazy *****! Spend a few minutes before aking questions!

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