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rfgdxm/Robert F. Golaszewski
I have the size of the Temporary Internet Files in IE6 running under
Windows Me to use no more than 400 MB of disk space. However, it looks like
that is being ignored, and the Temporary Internet Files is now bloated to
about 2 gigs in size. Even 2 year old web pages are still saved. This is a
problem as on my 20 GB hard drive I am using 18 GB so far.
What would happen if I under Tools -> Internet Options just choose the
option to delete all Temporary Internet files, but not also choose the
option to delete cookies? Would all the stored passwords still remain in IE?
Basically, I want to save my cookies and stored passwords. As for the old
web pages, images, etc. stored, giving them the heave-ho is OK by me.
Is the Tools -> Internet Options strategy I list above a safe way to free
up some disk space while not losing anything important?
Windows Me to use no more than 400 MB of disk space. However, it looks like
that is being ignored, and the Temporary Internet Files is now bloated to
about 2 gigs in size. Even 2 year old web pages are still saved. This is a
problem as on my 20 GB hard drive I am using 18 GB so far.
What would happen if I under Tools -> Internet Options just choose the
option to delete all Temporary Internet files, but not also choose the
option to delete cookies? Would all the stored passwords still remain in IE?
Basically, I want to save my cookies and stored passwords. As for the old
web pages, images, etc. stored, giving them the heave-ho is OK by me.
Is the Tools -> Internet Options strategy I list above a safe way to free
up some disk space while not losing anything important?