cookies

I am trying to free up some much needed space.
My "cookies" folder is full of stuff I don't need (1,102
items) and 1 thing I do need (index). Is there a way to
select only the 1,101 items and not select index? In
other words, do I have to delete each of the 1,000+
cookies individually? HEEEELLLLPPPP!

anonymous
Wed May 05 14:11:39 CDT 2004

Control Panel | Internet Properties | Delete Cookies


>-----Original Message-----
>I am trying to free up some much needed space.
>My "cookies" folder is full of stuff I don't need (1,102
>items) and 1 thing I do need (index). Is there a way to
>select only the 1,101 items and not select index? In
>other words, do I have to delete each of the 1,000+
>cookies individually? HEEEELLLLPPPP!
>.
>

Dapper
Wed May 05 14:13:29 CDT 2004

In Tools, select Internet Options and then click on DELETE COOKIES.


<anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I am trying to free up some much needed space.
> My "cookies" folder is full of stuff I don't need (1,102
> items) and 1 thing I do need (index). Is there a way to
> select only the 1,101 items and not select index? In
> other words, do I have to delete each of the 1,000+
> cookies individually? HEEEELLLLPPPP!

George
Wed May 05 14:43:38 CDT 2004

To delete all contents of a folder exept one item:

Open your 'Cookies' folder
Highlight 'Index'
Go to Edit > Inverse selection > hit 'delete'.

Actually, you cannot delete the 'Index.dat' file.

HTH

George Gee

*anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com* has posted this message:

> I am trying to free up some much needed space.
> My "cookies" folder is full of stuff I don't need (1,102
> items) and 1 thing I do need (index). Is there a way to
> select only the 1,101 items and not select index? In
> other words, do I have to delete each of the 1,000+
> cookies individually? HEEEELLLLPPPP!