Storage of internet files other then in history and temporary internet files?

when we view web pages they are stored in history and temporary internet files folder, i want to know whether they are stored somewhere else also. Actually i suspect my office boy views some adult sites, but he deletes all data from the history and the temporary internet file folder,I want to catch him red- handed.let me know if such files are stored somewhere else

If he uses internet explorer/opera/firefoX and deletes history and temporary files, well there is on way. If only history is deleted then

first u ned to unhide all files from folder options

for internet explorer
documents and settings>select the profile>local settings>temporary internet files>

for opera
documents and settings>select the profile>application data>opera>profiles>cache4>done

Generally speaking there should not be anything left.

If there are temporary files that he failed to remove check here:

C:\Documents and Settings\******\Local Settings

Replacing the **** with the persons login name.

Consider the link below for an application which you could install to allow tracking. These are usually hidden within the machine and not noticable to the untrained eye.

http://www.download.com/3120-20_4-0.html...

If you have XP. In the start up menu open 'search' choose files & folders & then Type 'Temp' & click search. You will get all the temp folders in the search results. Now you can check every folders & see if you can find the required information. (otherwise its difficult to check the visited site, if the history is cleared, your office boys are smart!).

If you very serious to spy the sites visited by your staff, to maintain profession discipline, then you have to install keyloggers software (I think its paid). For more information visit the following link of yahoo answers:

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/;_ylt=...

ha ha ,...,

go to recent in the my documents menu,..., it'll open everything which has been opened or viewed in the computer. It'll be a hidden folder of course.

C:/ documents and settings/ user name / recent --( this is a hidden folder)

that's ur best shot,..,

also start menu - my recent documents
else there's nothing else in xp to help you out. And why bother, let him enjoy