I sometimes have large file deletions that I know I'll never want, so
I don't want them to go into the Recycle bin and push out other
deletions. Is there a way to simply delete completely without going
through the Recycle bin?

jim

Jim, take a look at the mskb article
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=320031


"jim evans" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I sometimes have large file deletions that I know I'll never want, so
> I don't want them to go into the Recycle bin and push out other
> deletions. Is there a way to simply delete completely without going
> through the Recycle bin?
>
> jim

shift+delete
>
> "jim evans" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:(E-Mail Removed)...
>>I sometimes have large file deletions that I know I'll never want, so
>> I don't want them to go into the Recycle bin and push out other
>> deletions. Is there a way to simply delete completely without going
>> through the Recycle bin?
>>
>> jim
>
>

Thanks

jim

Replied to [jim evans]s message :
> I sometimes have large file deletions that I know I'll never want, so
> I don't want them to go into the Recycle bin and push out other
> deletions. Is there a way to simply delete completely without going
> through the Recycle bin?
>
> jim


Hold [Shift] key while pressing [Del] or clicking delete.



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