Local/temp directory for Reviewer comments?

I used Captivate Reviewer (v7) to open and add comments to a CREV file from a colleague. I saved the comments locally, then moved the xml file to a network drive (moved, not copied). My colleague imported my comments, made changes, removed/deleted all comments from the project, renamed the project, then republished (and set a new comments directory). I opened the new CREV file and my comments were still there.
I assume this is because those have saved/cached/backed up somewhere locally (even though I moved the file I created)? How can I get rid of them? I have searched and can't find any comments files on my local drives.

Thanks! Actually firefox DOES create a folder called Cache and fill it with lots of other folders. The problem is that when it comes to actual files, they land at the original appdata/local folder :(

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Thanks a lot Rob. That works.
"Rob Woollen" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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java -Djava.io.tmpdir=<tmpdir path> weblogic.appc
-- Rob
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