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Originally posted by Zephyr
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Originally posted by Chris4
On a quick note, use firefox and you can set a location to download the files to. 
Not if you just run the file, i don't think. Unless i've missed something. What would be the point in having the Run option if it saved it?
The file has to be saved somewhere first. The point of having the Run option is for users that don't understand the file system and then can't find where the file they want is.
When you choose Open, Firefox downloads the file to the user's Temp folder (to easily find it, go to Start > Run, type "%tmp%" and click OK).
Internet Explorer uses its cache folder (you can find it in Tools > Options > Temporary Internet Files > Settings).
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Originally posted by Reload2
I don't know but I always find that run the file is a bit faster than save the file
That's not true, it's the same, but when you choose Run or Open, you don't have to select a folder so it starts right away.
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