At 16:27 03/13/02, AMD950 wrote:
>I've found that
>clearing the Temporary Internet Files cache from within either browser
>DOES
>NOT delete everything (for instance the hidden Content.IE5 folder and its
>files & sub-directories remains untouched).  Are there any registry edits
>or apps available that would al least unhide this directories and or
>delete
>all contents (yes, even that index.dat file if neccessary)?   TIA.
>
>BTW, I would advise everyone to go thru the afore-mentioned folders
>and see
>what you find.  You may be unpleasantly surpirsed.


Hi Ian

How do you see what's in these folders if their content
is invisible? (You did recommend that we look into them.)

For example, I just cleared my Temporary Files folder and
inside this folder I now see only 31 cookies (all for sites
that I have to logon to.) All the cached files appear to be
gone. (Also, the recycle bin is empty...if it matters.) BUT...
the size of my Temporary Internet Files folder is 54.4 MB...
and I don't see 31 cookies taking up 54 MB.

I do have all my system files visible (explorer is set to
show all files).

Regards,
Bill

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