Good, I'm glad you found it.  I was beginning to think that the few  brain
cells I still have left had been damaged in some way. I don't think it will
let you delete the .dat file.  You would have to do it from a dos boot, I
believe. Go ahead and make the cookie folder read only and see what happens.
Let us know.

Ben 


Response
Yes, it's there, Ben. I don't know how I could have missed it.
I'll remove all unneeded cookies from the folder. I would
think that index.dat file has to remain (would you know what
that index.dat file is used for?). And then I'll visit those
"important" sites where cookies are needed, put the folder on
"read only" and see if it works. If my thinking is all wrong
here, please correct me.

Btw, I'm using Explorer now trying to wean myself from NS (at
Hugh's advice) because 1. when working on my site to satisfy
NS, the site looks nutsy in Explorer, and 2. since most people
use Explorer:
http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp ... I
might as well join the parade. Oh how I miss my Netscape!!!
Although I.E. is now my default browser, I'm still using the
NS Messenger because that's the only one I know how to use
(link is in my Explorer's "link bar"). When I grow up, I might
start using Outlook Express ... Harold
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