>>>>> "der" == der Mouse <mouse@Collatz.McRCIM.McGill.EDU> writes:

der> (Note: I don't know whether netscape does in fact cache stuff as
der> I described; I know _something_ that users use on the machines I
der> help run at work does something of the sort.)

	By default, Netscape will cache things in the user's home
directory.  However, this is highly configurable and users knowing
that /tmp is available might tend to use it.  Netscape also allows the
user to set the size limit on the cache (in K) rediculously large.

Dave.

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