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Steven,
Yesterday I was working on a friend's computer and told him about
index.dat files. I showed him how large the ones on his system had
gottten. Then I tried installing "Empty Temp Folders" and getting it
to delete the files. Unfortunately, the batch file generated by that
program didn't succeed in deleting those files, so I removed that
program and installed your Index.dat Suite (note that I still find a
use for ETF on my own system and am looking forward to the next
version, but I don't think that ETF is being developed anymore.)
Using your program I found more instances of index.dat files than
ETF was able to locate, and I was also able to use your program to
show him some of the entries in the larger index.dat files on his system.
My friend was very impressed (as well as concerned) and then when I
showed him how to use your program to successfully *delete* all
instances of those files (I explained and demonstrated to my friend
that they get recreated, but the the new ones are empty), he was
really appreciative.

Thanks again for this excellent and very functional freeware program.
 
John said:
Steven,
Yesterday I was working on a friend's computer and told him about
index.dat files. I showed him how large the ones on his system had
gottten. Then I tried installing "Empty Temp Folders" and getting it to
delete the files. Unfortunately, the batch file generated by that
program didn't succeed in deleting those files, so I removed that
program and installed your Index.dat Suite (note that I still find a use
for ETF on my own system and am looking forward to the next version, but
I don't think that ETF is being developed anymore.)
Using your program I found more instances of index.dat files than ETF
was able to locate, and I was also able to use your program to show him
some of the entries in the larger index.dat files on his system.
My friend was very impressed (as well as concerned) and then when I
showed him how to use your program to successfully *delete* all
instances of those files (I explained and demonstrated to my friend that
they get recreated, but the the new ones are empty), he was really
appreciative.

Thanks again for this excellent and very functional freeware program.
Click to expand...

By the way, for others here's the link to this program:

http://www.it-mate.co.uk
 
John Corliss said:
Steven,
Yesterday I was working on a friend's computer and told him about
index.dat files. I showed him how large the ones on his system had
gottten. Then I tried installing "Empty Temp Folders" and getting it
to delete the files. Unfortunately, the batch file generated by that
program didn't succeed in deleting those files, so I removed that
program and installed your Index.dat Suite (note that I still find a
use for ETF on my own system and am looking forward to the next
version, but I don't think that ETF is being developed anymore.)
Using your program I found more instances of index.dat files than
ETF was able to locate, and I was also able to use your program to
show him some of the entries in the larger index.dat files on his system.
My friend was very impressed (as well as concerned) and then when I
showed him how to use your program to successfully *delete* all
instances of those files (I explained and demonstrated to my friend
that they get recreated, but the the new ones are empty), he was
really appreciative.

Thanks again for this excellent and very functional freeware program.
Click to expand...

John,
No thanks needed, just glad I was able to help ;o) (even if it was
indirectly, hehe).

--
Regards

Steven Burn
Ur I.T. Mate Group
www.it-mate.co.uk

Keeping it FREE!

Disclaimer:
I know I'm probably wrong, I just like taking part ;o)
 
John Corliss typed:
Steven,
Yesterday I was working on a friend's computer and told him about
index.dat files. I showed him how large the ones on his system had
gottten. Then I tried installing "Empty Temp Folders" and getting it
to delete the files. Unfortunately, the batch file generated by that
program didn't succeed in deleting those files, so I removed that
program and installed your Index.dat Suite (note that I still find a
use for ETF on my own system and am looking forward to the next
version, but I don't think that ETF is being developed anymore.)
Using your program I found more instances of index.dat files than
ETF was able to locate, and I was also able to use your program to
show him some of the entries in the larger index.dat files on his
system. My friend was very impressed (as well as concerned) and
then when I showed him how to use your program to successfully
*delete* all instances of those files (I explained and demonstrated
to my friend
that they get recreated, but the the new ones are empty), he was
really appreciative.

Thanks again for this excellent and very functional freeware
program.
Click to expand...

This is why I volunteered to write the Help file.

I'm now working on RF Types Help file.
 
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