Pre-loading Pages?

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ElectroPulse

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Hello, all!

Is there a way to make IE basically download a webpage (including pictures), then when I visit the site again it will check the current version against the saved version, and bring up the pictures that it has saved? Like, not having to download the pictures from the website, but having them cached on the computer for retrieval. Of course, if there is a change made to the website, I would like it to update the page as well.

Tonight I am going to be trying to buy an item from the first batch, and I know it will sell out fast... There will be a bunch of people F5-spamming the site, and I am thinking it might get a bit slow, so I would like to pre-load, or pre-cache, or whatever the correct term would be, the website so that I don't have to wait for the bogged-down servers to send the pictures.

Thanks!
 
This is the whole idea behind temporary internet files and cookies. There is nothing you can do.
 
johnb35 said:
This is the whole idea behind temporary internet files and cookies. There is nothing you can do.
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Ah, ok... I knew that IE stored something, was thinking it was pictures and other stuff, but wasn't entirely sure... It still seems it takes a little bit to load images anyway, not sure if it is the speed of the hard drive or something.

Thanks!
 
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