At 06:34 PM 3/11/98 -0800, you wrote:
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>I'm not sure everyone understands the Folders being discussed here.  In
>explorer or my computer, go to temporary internet files folder in windows.
>Select all and delete.  Right click on the same folder and check properties.
>Despite the fact that the folder shows empty, it isn't.  Go to find and do a
>search for Cache1, Cache2, Cache3, and Cache4.  They're "invisible" in the
>Temporary Internet Files folder but there they are.  Delete them.  They'll be

Mine do show up, but it is because the folders are marked with the "hidden"
attribute and I have Explorer set so that hidden files are displayed.
These folders hold the Web pages and graphic files that are downloaded by
Internet Explorer so that when you return to a page you have already been
to you do not have to again download the file from the Web -- they are
already on your hard drive and are available for display from the cache.

>back. Each will contain 2 .dat files when clean and pick up other files
>occasionally.  I saw them the first time about 2 months ago following someone
>elses post and the biggest of the four only contained 5 files.  My biggest
>question is why are they invisible in the folder they reside in?  They appear
>to have no direct connection to the IE cache files in the main folder.   Art

I don't know what you mean by "IE cache files in the main folder".  What is
the name of this folder and the files?