[JAWS-Users] Re: temp files

2006-12-07 Thread joe harcz

Sorry this is just a test of getting through to the google group here. Very 
sorry for the inconvenvenience...
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 I use the following on my 98 machine, will it work also on a XP machine?


 Can I delete tmp files?

 I've given this hint before and it's one of the really useful ones
 that I've
 picked up over the years.  Open the Find Files utility and search for:

 *.tmp,*.chk,~*.*

 Note that the items are separated by a comma and no spaces.  Also,
 note that
 the last item is preceded by a tilde and if you omit this, you'll get
 hits
 on every file in your computer, which you most definitely do _not_
 want to
 do.

 Run this search and when it completes, press Control+A to select all,
 then
 the delete key and answer Y to the prompt asking if it's okay to
 delete
 everything.  Then comes the really good part.  Press Alt+F while still
 in
 the Find Files utility and save the search to your Desktop.  From now
 on,
 you can run it regularly to clean up your disk.  I've used this for a
 couple
 of years with no problems.
 The second thing I would advise is to download and run ad-aware and
 get rid
 of all of that spy crap in your computer. 


 Stu
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[JAWS-Users] Re: temp files

2006-12-06 Thread David Ferrin

Thanks for posting this tip, I've used it myself but haven't thought of it 
for quite a while.  This is a keeper.
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- Original Message - 
From: Stu [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: jaws jaws-users-list@googlegroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, December 06, 2006 9:17 AM
Subject: [JAWS-Users] temp files



I use the following on my 98 machine, will it work also on a XP machine?


Can I delete tmp files?

I've given this hint before and it's one of the really useful ones
that I've
picked up over the years.  Open the Find Files utility and search for:

*.tmp,*.chk,~*.*

Note that the items are separated by a comma and no spaces.  Also,
note that
the last item is preceded by a tilde and if you omit this, you'll get
hits
on every file in your computer, which you most definitely do _not_
want to
do.

Run this search and when it completes, press Control+A to select all,
then
the delete key and answer Y to the prompt asking if it's okay to
delete
everything.  Then comes the really good part.  Press Alt+F while still
in
the Find Files utility and save the search to your Desktop.  From now
on,
you can run it regularly to clean up your disk.  I've used this for a
couple
of years with no problems.
The second thing I would advise is to download and run ad-aware and
get rid
of all of that spy crap in your computer. 


Stu
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[JAWS-Users] Re: temp files

2006-12-06 Thread Lois Butterfield

I did this and there were two files I couldn't delete.  One is ~nsu.temp. 
Jaws said can't read file, unable to delete, and the other when I pressed 
delete, jaws was silent.  I wasn't able to copy and paste them either.  Am I 
in serious trouble?

Thanks,
Lois

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Sent: Wednesday, December 06, 2006 9:21 AM
Subject: [JAWS-Users] Re: temp files



Thanks for posting this tip, I've used it myself but haven't thought of it
for quite a while.  This is a keeper.
David Ferrin
personal email address
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Consciousness is that annoying time between naps.
- Original Message - 
From: Stu [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: jaws jaws-users-list@googlegroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, December 06, 2006 9:17 AM
Subject: [JAWS-Users] temp files



I use the following on my 98 machine, will it work also on a XP machine?


Can I delete tmp files?

I've given this hint before and it's one of the really useful ones
that I've
picked up over the years.  Open the Find Files utility and search for:

*.tmp,*.chk,~*.*

Note that the items are separated by a comma and no spaces.  Also,
note that
the last item is preceded by a tilde and if you omit this, you'll get
hits
on every file in your computer, which you most definitely do _not_
want to
do.

Run this search and when it completes, press Control+A to select all,
then
the delete key and answer Y to the prompt asking if it's okay to
delete
everything.  Then comes the really good part.  Press Alt+F while still
in
the Find Files utility and save the search to your Desktop.  From now
on,
you can run it regularly to clean up your disk.  I've used this for a
couple
of years with no problems.
The second thing I would advise is to download and run ad-aware and
get rid
of all of that spy crap in your computer. 


Stu
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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[JAWS-Users] Re: temp files

2006-12-06 Thread Bill Gallik

Yeah, but what a pain to have to do that sorting and selecting.  Stu's tip
seemed so automatic. Shucks.

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Subject: [JAWS-Users] Re: temp files



Do nothing with it. Just leave it there--it's not hurting anything and if
the operating system told you it's in use, then it's in use.



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[JAWS-Users] Re: temp files

2006-12-06 Thread Lois Butterfield

Okay.  I feel better knowing that.

Thanks,
Lois

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Sent: Wednesday, December 06, 2006 2:13 PM
Subject: [JAWS-Users] Re: temp files



No problem Lois. As I said, it doesn't work at all the same in XP as it did
in 9X. That tip is at least six or eight years old and should be considered
as no longer being of much value.

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Sent: Wednesday, December 06, 2006 9:56 AM
Subject: [JAWS-Users] Re: temp files


I did this and there were two files I couldn't delete.  One is ~nsu.temp.
Jaws said can't read file, unable to delete, and the other when I pressed
delete, jaws was silent.  I wasn't able to copy and paste them either.  Am I
in serious trouble?

Thanks,
Lois




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[JAWS-Users] Re: temp files

2006-12-06 Thread David Ferrin

I've posted it up on the tips and tricks page with the notation that it is 
unclear of it's value in XP.  Personally I like to use a program like 
CCleaner on boot up to start out fresh every time.
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Sent: Wednesday, December 06, 2006 3:29 PM
Subject: [JAWS-Users] Re: temp files



Okay.  I feel better knowing that.

Thanks,
Lois

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Sent: Wednesday, December 06, 2006 2:13 PM
Subject: [JAWS-Users] Re: temp files



No problem Lois. As I said, it doesn't work at all the same in XP as it did
in 9X. That tip is at least six or eight years old and should be considered
as no longer being of much value.

- Original Message - 
From: Lois Butterfield [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: jaws-users-list@googlegroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, December 06, 2006 9:56 AM
Subject: [JAWS-Users] Re: temp files


I did this and there were two files I couldn't delete.  One is ~nsu.temp.
Jaws said can't read file, unable to delete, and the other when I pressed
delete, jaws was silent.  I wasn't able to copy and paste them either.  Am I
in serious trouble?

Thanks,
Lois









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[JAWS-Users] Re: temp files

2006-12-06 Thread Alan Terrie Robbins

Rick

I believe the last time I ran a disk cleanup on Win XP it gave one many
check boxes that could be check or uncheck depending on one's preference.
It's funny you mention the cookies thing.  Other people will say just the
opposite they will delete all of them every few times they boot up. Don't
most spyware and ad ware program remove them?

thanks
Al

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The problem with almost any of these programs is that they very well may
remove things that you _don't_ want removed. Some will remove the Internet
Explorer history, for example, or _all_ cookies and I never want either
deleted.

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Rick,

Doesn't Disk Cleanup accomplish the same thing?

Al


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[JAWS-Users] Re: temp files

2006-12-06 Thread Walt Smith

Al -

This is/was Walt, not Rick.

Most spyware and adware programs remove _dangerous_ cookies, but not _all_ 
cookies. Many cookies store preferences and other site-specific information 
that would have to be reset if all cookies were deleted. The spyware and 
adware programs know which ones to delete by name, but these other general 
cleanup programs aren't that intelligent. Just for example, the information 
about my Google.com preferences (how many hits to display, etc.) is stored 
in a cookie and it would be stupid to delete it and then have to re-enter 
the information every time I visit Google. You'll hear that all cookies 
should be removed weekly or whatever, but this is just the kind of 
misinformation that gets started and then, can't be stopped.

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Subject: [JAWS-Users] Re: temp files


Rick

I believe the last time I ran a disk cleanup on Win XP it gave one many
check boxes that could be check or uncheck depending on one's preference.
It's funny you mention the cookies thing.  Other people will say just the
opposite they will delete all of them every few times they boot up. Don't
most spyware and ad ware program remove them?

thanks
Al


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