Cleaning the TIF folders using del and all files (*.*) will only create
problems.
The index is not deleted and can only be deleted at a pure DOS command.
Read on. You may decide to create .bat files to be run in pure DOS using
DELTREE.
Delete/Empty Temporary Internet Cache completely
How To: and with most operating system.
http://www.mvps.org/winhelp2002/delcache.htm
--
Henri Leboeuf
Web page:
http://www.generation.net/~hleboeuf/index.htm
"Mark Hein" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:16cc601c417f9$20f502c0$(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hi Again Folks,
> I am attempting to create a workable batch file for
> cleaning up my IE files in 1 click.doing the cleanup
> through IE\Tools\Internet Options can get tedious <G>.
> Here's what I've come up with based on a few other batch
> files I've created for cleaning up a few WinXP functions
> that auto-save glutonous files:
> >>CODE<<
> @echo off
> echo ****************************
> echo * Please remember to... *
> echo * *
> echo * CCC L OOO SSS EEE *
> echo * C L O O S E *
> echo * C L O O SS EE *
> echo * C L O O S E *
> echo * CCC LL OOO SSS EEE *
> echo * *
> echo * Internet Explorer before *
> echo * proceeding!! *
> echo ****************************
> pause
> del C:\Documents and Settings\Mark\Local
> Settings\History\Today\*.*
> del C:\Documents and Settings\Mark\Local
> Settings\Temporary Internet Files\*.*
> del C:\Documents and Settings\Mark\Cookies\*.txt /Q
> >>CODE<<
> As I say, the other batches work just fine. This one
> *seems* to function (no warning or error messages appear),
> but in checking the folders through Win Explorer nothing
> was been whacked.
> Is there some sort of built-in "lock" that prohibits my
> batch file from functioning?
> Thanks in advance.......Mark
>
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