Hinduism Today

[Richmond Mathewson]

"Hinduism Today"

http://www.hinduismtoday.com/digital/

downloads files into a cache which, presumably, is
somewhere on the Hard Drive on which the operating
system resides.

This may not always be convenient for end users, and I
wonder if an option whereby users could cache
elsewhere (e.g. on another Drive) might be introduced.

The reason I am posting this message here is because I
am sure this is more a Runtime Revolution question
than a Hindu one.

sincerely, Richmond Mathewson

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[Luis]

Hiya,

Browsers have adjustable caches, so you can set it to a more
comfortable size.
I haven't seen the option to relocate the cache, might be doable in
Firefox.

Don't know if this will work:

Find the cache folder, relocate it but place an alias/shortcut to it
at its original location.

Cheers,

Luis.

[Richmond Mathewson]

"Browsers have adjustable caches, so you can set it to
a more
comfortable size.
I haven't seen the option to relocate the cache, might
be doable in
Firefox."

Entirely misses the point as "Hinduism Today" is a
standalone authored in RR by Sivakatirswami which does
the downloading and caching all by itself without
recourse to a web-browser program.

[Luis]

Ooops! :)

Cheers,

Luis.

[Andre Garzia]

Richmond,

The cache is not relocatable right now. What you can do is remove
unwanted magazines. If you choose the "back issues" catalog, you can
see which magazines are on disk and how much space they are taking.
You can then delete the ones you already read. I am sure that if
enough users request, we'll try to make the magazine cache folder
relocatable. Actually you're the first one to ever request this.

PS: it is an easy fix though.

cheers
andre

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