Hi Rick,

The same happens with me and, indeed, everyone else. Sometimes the computer
becomes slow, (mine is a H-P Pentium Vectra), 166 Mhz9) if we don't delete
them from time to time (at least two or three times per week in my case, at
least). You go to *FIND* write cookies in *named*, click on *Find now* and,
after the opreration is complete, you click on the first, pressing the
*shift* button, and go to the end maintaining the shift button pressed.
They all change colour and then you click over that series of files with
the right hand button of your mouse, a menu appears and then you choose
delete. There they go to the recycle bin. But... be prudent. I'm not sure
but it seems a few cookies are needed (don't remember which or why). Wait
for some other assistance... and excuse me for being so descriptive for,
very probably, you already know all these steps...

Mário César (Mario Cesar)
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Lisbon - Portugal
At 18:06 07-04-1999 -0400, you wrote:
>Seems like when I go to some Internet WEB sites,
>for each button they put on my screen, they want to
>give me a cookie that will remain on my hard drive
>for 37+ years...  Some pages do this twenty or thirty
>times...  Why is this necessary? What am I missing?
>      Rick Glazier
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