Emile,
> cookies can accumulate and eventually hog some space,
Of course with todays massive hard drives space is probably seldom
that much of a problem, except maybe for those who create large video
files. Actually I have never filled a hard drive with files, not eve
close to the safe percentage. I have managed to load a partition so
that it was getting close to full. The solution is Partition Magic to
resize the partitions so the 'size challenged' one has more space.
> but my OS never runs that long between reinstalls. Cookies have
> never been a known issue for me
> as far back as I can remember.
My solution to keep my OS partition from getting 'messed up' is Norton
Ghost. I create a clone of C and then when things seem to have gotten
'iffy' I just reverse clone back to C. I do also reinstall every so
often as well, especially when I have managed to not keep the C clone
current.
Jim
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