Hello--Can anyone tell me how to access "compressed old
files" in the list of files after you do a disk cleanup?
Where are they located exactly? And do you need WinZip to
open them? Im running Windows XP Home Edition- ThankYou
in Advance-Deano

They don't move, they are where you left them, just smaller. You don't need to even think about if they are compressed or not. Other compression things are different.

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"Deano" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:05e501c3b735$66264680$(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hello--Can anyone tell me how to access "compressed old
> files" in the list of files after you do a disk cleanup?
> Where are they located exactly? And do you need WinZip to
> open them? Im running Windows XP Home Edition- ThankYou
> in Advance-Deano

Thankyou David for your reply.But I still need to know if
it is possible to access these compressed old files.If so
just exactly how do you do it?Thanx again,Deano
>-----Original Message-----
>They don't move, they are where you left them, just
smaller. You don't need to even think about if they are
compressed or not. Other compression things are different.
>
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>"Deano" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
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>> Hello--Can anyone tell me how to access "compressed
old
>> files" in the list of files after you do a disk
cleanup?
>> Where are they located exactly? And do you need WinZip
to
>> open them? Im running Windows XP Home Edition-
ThankYou
>> in Advance-Deano
>
>.
>

Exactly the same way you did before they were compressed. I said you don't need to even think about if its compressed or not. A compressed file will have it's name in blue rather than black. To you that's the only difference - the colour of the icon label.

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"Deano" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:060301c3b73c$b09f8170$(E-Mail Removed)...
> Thankyou David for your reply.But I still need to know if
> it is possible to access these compressed old files.If so
> just exactly how do you do it?Thanx again,Deano
> >-----Original Message-----
> >They don't move, they are where you left them, just
> smaller. You don't need to even think about if they are
> compressed or not. Other compression things are different.
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> >"Deano" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
> message news:05e501c3b735$66264680$(E-Mail Removed)...
> >> Hello--Can anyone tell me how to access "compressed
> old
> >> files" in the list of files after you do a disk
> cleanup?
> >> Where are they located exactly? And do you need WinZip
> to
> >> open them? Im running Windows XP Home Edition-
> ThankYou
> >> in Advance-Deano
> >
> >.
> >