Phantom phyle

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neah88

Several months ago, I was practicing using Access and I created a database. I added a few practice entries but got distracted and thought I deleted it. Since then, It pops up throughout my XP system. It appears in different directories, files, folders, etc. I have deleted it many times whenever I find it but it keeps coming back. Any help with this phantom file? Help. Tony
 
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Guest

Open Microsoft Windows Control Panel and then double-click the Administrative
Tools icon. Double-click on the Data Sources (ODBC) icon.
Select the User DSN, System DSN, or File DSN tab, depending on the type of
data source to be modified.
Click the Remove button.
 

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