Eh?

[Luis G]

Well, you could stop surfing the net...

That'd never be an option.

 

[chcr]

I didn't really think so. Actually, I go in and manually empty \content.ie5 pretty frequently, but you can't delete everything in there.

 

[Leslie]

it even took my msn font and colour setting out

 

[catocom]

I didn't really think so. Actually, I go in and manually empty \content.ie5 pretty frequently, but you can't delete everything in there.

Sure you can.
Just log in as a different user.

 

[Leslie]

oooooooooooooh sneaky!

 

[chcr]

Sure you can.
Just log in as a different user.

Oh, I think you misunderstood. Or at least I put it wrong. If you delete everything in there it screws up your internet settings.

 

[Luis G]

Oh, I think you misunderstood. Or at least I put it wrong. If you delete everything in there it screws up your internet settings.

Really?, I've done that several times, and hadn't notice a change in ie settings, but then again, I never use that piece of crap anyway.

 

[catocom]

I use prety much default setting anyway I think,
but I haven't notice any change there either.
I priodically delete that whole folder, including all the subs., and let it
re-create it.

 

[chcr]

I use prety much default setting anyway I think,
but I haven't notice any change there either.
I priodically delete that whole folder, including all the subs., and let it
re-create it.

That's what I'm doing wrong. I don't delete the folder so I lose the ini files.

 

[Luis G]

That's what I'm doing wrong. I don't delete the folder so I lose the ini files.

It doesn't matter anyway, AFAIK the only ini file there is desktop.ini, which contains a registry key so windows explorer knows how to display that particular folder, no big deal since it contains crap anyway

 

[chcr]

Don't know then. I just have laways had one problem or another when I've deleted everything in that folder. Never tried deleting the whole folder then letting winders rebuild it though.

You know, many people wonder why I like Linux.