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   From: unsteadyken@gmail.com   
      
   In article <170620200843019116%nospam@nospam.invalid>,   
      
   nospam says...   
      
   > nope. when viewed in the browser, the copy is in the browser cache,   
      
   Of course it is , and that is the local copy I was referring to.   
   I thought even the most argumentative fuckwit would understand that.   
      
   > which then is flushed when you close the window or shortly thereafter.   
      
   Only if the browser has been set to do that.   
      
      
   > there's a *lot* less clutter and simplicity when a pdf is viewed   
   > directly in the browser, particularly if it's not worth keeping, as is   
   > usually the case.   
      
   Bollocks, my experience says otherwise. And since you have no idea how   
   pdfs are displayed  on my 2 screen setup and have no idea which pdfs I   
   download then you appear to be arguing for the sake of it.   
      
   Do take a hike old chap, you are rather tiresome.   
      
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   Ken   
      
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