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Seems that the files weren't save in your computer and, if any, was a temporary one, deleted.Maybe run a full scanning now and be sure you're clean.
@ Hugger1The why is is avoids accidental exposure by the curious or careless, that link when clicked will send you to the suspect site, changing the http at the start of the url to hXXp turns it into a simple text string and isn't clickable. For those that can investigate it with a degree of safety they can see what the url is meant to be and copy and paste, etc.Only the majority of the detections were blocked before they got on your system but the .js (javascript) files ended up in your browser temporary internet files. It is possible that these were also removed by avast, but to be sure you should clear the temporary internet files from the settings in IE7.I have checked the hXXp://www.aprilwine.ca/smf/index.php link (aprilwine's message board/forum) and get no alert by avast and having checked the page source code I don't see anything obvious that might trigger an alert. It is entirely possible that they became aware of the problem and cleaned up the site.