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I have created browsers by simply creating an MFC project and selecting CHtmlView instead of CView for the base class of the &lt;project name&gt;View class. &nbsp;What I haven't been able to do is make sure the browser will not cache the websites it visits. &nbsp;I have so far noticed that whether I view a website from Internet Explorer 5 or the browser I create, a copy of the websites I see gets saved in a subfolder of c:\windows\temporary internet file\ . &nbsp;I want to prevent this so that once a website is viewed, there is no way to retrieve its contents afterward. &nbsp;How can this be done?
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I have created browsers by simply creating an MFC project and selecting CHtmlView instead of CView for the base class of the <project name>View class.  What I haven't been able to do is make sure the browser will not cache the websites it visits.  I have so far noticed that whether I view a website from Internet Explorer 5 or the browser I create, a copy of the websites I see gets saved in a subfolder of c:\windows\temporary internet file\ .  I want to prevent this so that once a website is viewed, there is no way to retrieve its contents afterward.  How can this be done?

avoiding caching in the Internet Browser

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