Saving Email attachments

[moram]

My scenario:
I receive an email with an Excel spreadsheet. I work on the sheet for about an hour, and "Save" a couple of times. When I am done working, I close the sheet, and answer "Yes" to the question "Do you want to save changes?" I then go to close the email, and when I am asked if I want to save changes to the email, I say "No."
Where is the spreadsheet saved on my local hard drive? I believe there is an OLK folder, but is that gone after the email is closed?

 

[Dreamboat]

On my PC, it is under:

C:\Documents and Settings\My Name\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\....

It is NOT fun to find.

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[moram]

Thanks Dreamboat. If I try to repeat the process, I see the file in C:\Documents and Settings\My Name\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\.... until I answer "No" to saving changes to the email. After that, I can no longer find it. If I look at the listing of files within Excel, the file is there, listed as my last open file, but if I select it, nothing happens.

 

[MdHashim]

One way of finding out where the files get saved is to search for for files modified in the last one day using Windows explorer.
Cheers,
Hashim