QuickCache v1.0.0
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QuickCache is an application for browsing your Internet browser's cache directory. It'll display three major web-page components: the WEB Page (.html/.htm); CompuServe Bitmaps (.gif); and JPEG Pictures (.jpg). It will also perform copy, move and delete tasks easily.
It can be useful if your browser crashes and/or if you just can't be bothered to save every file you want to look at all the time!

The interface is fairly self explanatory. It is split-up into three sections: the toolbar; the file browser; and the preview section.

The Toolbar
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The toolbar has five buttons on it:

1.   "Connect To The Internet"   This connects to the Internet using a 32-Bit Winsock
2.   "Copy"                      This brings up the "File Copy" dialog
3.   "Move"                      This brings up the "File Move" dialog
4.   "Delete"                    This deletes the currently selected file or folder
5.   "Settings"                  This brings up the "Settings" dialog

The File Browser
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The file browser is split up into 2 sections: the path edit-box; and the main file browser. The path can be changed by either double-clicking on the folders in the file browser, or by changing the path in the path edit-box. In the main file browser, folders, files (.html, .htm, .gif, .jpg) and drives are displayed. The double-clicking of a folder or drive will change the current path, and the single-clicking of a file will open it in the preview section.

The Preview Section
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The preview section remains blank until a file is selected from the file browser. If a picture is selected, it will be resized so it fits into the preview section automatically without loss of aspect. If a WEB Page is selected, you may right-click the preview section to bring up the IE3 popup menu.

The "File Copy" And "File Move" Dialog
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These dialogs work in the same way, but they either copy or move your file to your selected directory. You can select the folder you want the file copied/moved to by using the drive and folder boxes in the centre of the dialog. If another file already exists in the folder you want your file to go into you can use the "Overwrite" settings: Yes (overwrites the original file); No (cancels the copy/move command); and Ask (asks you if you want to overwrite the original file). To perform the operation, click the "Copy" or "Move" button, to canel the operation, click the "Cancel" button.

The "Settings" Dialog
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From this dialog you can alter your default cache directory (start-up directory). This should be set to where your browser saves it's cached files. It can be done by using the drive and folder boxes. The save the settings, click the "Save" button, to cancel the operation (i.e. restore the previous settings), click the "Cancel" button.

Installation
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UnZIP the file and run "SETUP.EXE".

Requirements
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OS:        Windows '95/NT
Special:   32-Bit Winsock (e.g. Dial-Up Networking) needed for Internet connection.

N.B. Requires VB5 Runtime & OLE Automation Files

     Available At: ftp.cdrom.com/pub/simtelnet/win95/dll/vb5_run.zip

Contact
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QuickCache was programmed by Chris Harrison, 1997.

He may be reached by e-mailing him at: harrison@btinternet.com
Or visiting his WEB page at: http://www.btinternet.com/~harrison/

Licence
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This (and all other distributed files) are to be distributed as FREEWARE (i.e. they are freely available) in any electronic format (e.g. FTP, e-mail, disk, etc.). However, they may not be sold to make profit for yourselves without prior arrangement with the author.

These files MUST NOT be tampered/de-compiled with in any way.