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Answer by capecod183
Is this something particular to IE8? I’ve never heard that phrase before, (compatibility view).

If it is something only found on IE8, get rid of it. Personally, I’m very happy with IE7 and have no plans on upgrading. I’ve already learned THAT lesson. LOL

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Question by haha1000: Is there a way to find unsaved pictures from 3-4 years ago on my computer?
About 3 to 4 years ago my friend sent me a few pictures. I didn’t save them, all I did was to open to email and view them. Is there anyway to find these pictures on my computer. I really need them ASAP for a collage I am putting together for an event. Does the computer capture all pictures even if they’re not saved? Or is that only if they’re saved to the computer? Please help.

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Unfortunately, I do not think this is possible. It is possible to recover deleted files sometimes through a date recovery program but if these were saved, they were saved in a temp folder that most likely has been rewritten over already several times.

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