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More info?)
REDWAGON wrote on Sat, 23 Jul 2005:
>Please note: If you use Windows Explorer to delete each of the sub-folders,
>all of the temporary internet files will jump up to the "Content.IE5" folder
>and you can delete them from there also. No harm done !
I am intrigued that you can see Content.IE5 in Explorer -- I can't, not
unless I go to a Command Prompt and remove the System attribute from its
parent folder, Temporary Internet Files. In Explorer, TIF has no
sub-folders.
Although I can't see my own, I can see Content.IE5 in the user profiles
of the built-in Administrator account and the Default User account. If I
log out and in again as the Administrator, I can then see the folder in
my own user profile, but not in the Administrator's. In other words, I
can't see Content.IE5 for the account I'm using.
I thought it was the same for everybody, but from what you say it
obviously isn't. Has anyone any ideas why I can't see the folder? My
account is an administrator.
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Nightowl