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Tom Barich
I just noticed something weird. When I embed a word doc in onenote the file is saved in the OneNoteOfflineCache_Files folder. So far, it makes sense to me.
What has me confused is two things.
First, when I open the file from within onenote and make (and save) changes I end up with two additional files (in the thicket folder) with the original name expanded to include what looks like hex code (i.e. B827BF, 5AEEF9, etc). The files are not overwritten each time I make and save a change, but rather a new set is created.
Second, if I remove the files from the thicket folder the embedded doc no longer opens. It was my understanding that the doc file is also saved in the .one file, which would mean it should open with or without the cache files.
Can anyone explain why this is happening and if, and under what circumstances, OneNote eliminates the extra files?
Thanks,
Tom Barich
EggHeadCafe - Software Developer Portal of Choice
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What has me confused is two things.
First, when I open the file from within onenote and make (and save) changes I end up with two additional files (in the thicket folder) with the original name expanded to include what looks like hex code (i.e. B827BF, 5AEEF9, etc). The files are not overwritten each time I make and save a change, but rather a new set is created.
Second, if I remove the files from the thicket folder the embedded doc no longer opens. It was my understanding that the doc file is also saved in the .one file, which would mean it should open with or without the cache files.
Can anyone explain why this is happening and if, and under what circumstances, OneNote eliminates the extra files?
Thanks,
Tom Barich
EggHeadCafe - Software Developer Portal of Choice
Treeview Navigation - SqlCacheDependency and SqlSitemapProvider
http://www.eggheadcafe.com/tutorial...14-227d5d753712/treeview-navigation---sq.aspx