Who knows where does IE6 cache jar files?

who knows where does IE6 cache jar files?
I don't know why IE6 can't show my new version applet in jar file.I have try to delete all the temporary file by use tools->options->delete temporary files.but it does't work.who can tell me what should i do? thank you,

Well in that case...I would hope it was cached in the browser...did you look at objects in the cache in (Tools, Internet Options....) in IE?

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so the problem still exists, why doesn't it save new photos in my pictures folder?
Because you told it not to. When you run a Referenced Library +you are responsible for File Management+. Remember that bit above where I said
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or ask me where to save them?
Because that’s not what it does. Check out Image Capture for that.
I'm worried that if I now let it save all my new photos to its iPhoto library (which is basically a virtual library as I understand it)
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