I need to know if there's a way to save a flash presentation from a web site to my hard drive. My church is having a special Memorial Day service next week, and the pastor wants to show an armed forces tribute he saw on the web. We have the equipment to show it, but don't know how to save it. I can get the audio, but the video adds alot. I tried sending an e-mail to the contact address on the site, but it was no good. I'm using Windows XP home edition.

Not sure if its the same in XP but worth a try. Go to the site, watch the whole flash file you want to save. Then go into C/Windows/Temp internet files and look for it there. Its usually around the end of the files. If its there you can right click/copy then go to my documents or wherever you want to save it and right click/paste. You should be able to watch it from there offline.

Sorry to go off topic but can this same trick be used in the case of mp3's
i mean, listen online and then find it stored in our temp folder?

Guitar Man - Whats the URL for the site?
Nisar - If you listening to an MP3 you may be able to right-click the link your using to run it and hit Save As Target and download it. Or are you streaming it?

huh??? Whats streaming?

Post the link of an example of an MP3 you listen to

I listen from here Sma****s

No those songs will not be cached in temp files