Cachet
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Cachet.
Cachet is a floating toolbar Netscape add-on for browsing the cache files.
The text and date search allows quick retrieval of documents seen days or weeks ago.
Documents are rebuilt and can be copied with images and links intact. A quick URL
grabber feature reduces online time retrieving multiple documents for offline viewing
using Cachet.
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This version of Cachet is for Windows 3.11. Although it will work
with Windows 95, the Windows 95 version of Cachet has more features
and supports long filenames in saved documents.
Download the latest version of Cachet.

What will Cachet do for me?
Step Back In Time
Some time last week, you saw an article in the Mercury News about a new Microsoft tool
for web page construction. At least you think it was in the Mercury News, it might have
been in the Wall Street Journal, or was it the Sunday Times? With Cachet, you can
revisit those pages in seconds by specifying a search word or phrase and a time period
to search. They are all still on your hard drive, complete with pictures and links to other
sites.
Save That Article!
That article looks like it is worth saving. Copy the web page to your archive folder and include all
the pictures from the cache. Once saved, you can view it with Netscape any time you want.
Copy the whole newspaper to your laptop and read it somewhere more comfortable.
It's deja vue all over again.
Your Netscape toolbar now has a couple of extra arrows over on the right. Click right to view
other web pages from the same search. Click left to go backwards in time. Rebrowse
all the sites from a previous day on-line. It's amazing how much more you see when
the graphics don't take time to appear, and you aren't rushing to get off the modem.
Let the Clipboard Robot do the dirty work.
So many links. So little time. Turn on the Clipboard robot. As you read the pages with
Netscape use the right mouse button to Copy Link to Clipboard.
If that document is in the cache, Cachet will get it for you. If not, you can choose
to retrieve it now, or add it to the list for later retrieval. Cachet will retrieve URLs from
the list with the press of a button.

Tell me more about...

The Netscape disk cache.
The Netscape WWW browser uses a disk cache to save copies of documents which you have
viewed. The number of documents saved is determined by setting the size of the cache
in the Options menu under Network Preferences. With Cachet, it is possible to search
all of the saved documents in order to view them again without connecting to the network.
Depending on your cache size and how much web surfing you do, you should be able to
view documents originally seen weeks or even months ago. In most cases, all of the
images will be present in the reconstructed document.
The latest version of Cachet is available at
BenLo Park.
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