Anne,

How many files are you talking about? Zero size files only occupy a very
little amount of space which depends on the hard disk size and how it is
formatted. These files would literally have to be in the very high
thousands in quantities to take up a few Megs of space. With modern HD's in
Gigabytes that shouldn't be a problem on a "percentage-of-hard-disk-used"
basis. If you have thousands of these files simply select them in Windows
Explorer and delete. You should be able to select them very fast but
depending on your computer it may take a while before they are off the HD.
Go get a cup of coffee and come back later. The problem should be solved.

If this doesn't work then let me know your computer statistics (HD Size and
format, FAT or FAT32 etc., Processor (Pentium 2 3 or 4 etc.) and speed in
Megabytes or Gigabytes and also the number of files you want to delete.

J. Dent

At 08:49 PM 3/3/2004, you wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I use Internet Explorer V6 and have found an enormous amount of space
>taken up in the Tempory Internet files by files all sized 0kb - and some
>date from early last year.
>
>I have used the "Empty the Cache"  command in Internet Explorer, and run
>Disk Cleanup (I run Win98SE), but these files remain.
>
>I have spent hours manually deleting them to regain HDD space, but think
>there must be a better way.
>
>Any suggestions would be gratefully accepted.
>
>Anne Smith
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