On Mon, 16 Apr 2001 12:33:33 -0500, L.D. Best wrote:
> I have a question: Where does InSight hide its version of the index
> file for the InBox?
> Well, actually, that question isn't quite accurate. Maybe it should be
> "Where does InSight hide it's old, outdated, version of the index for
> the InBox?"
> I have cache set to the RAMdrive; I have Cache2Temp set "No" so I can
> now access mail in 8+3 folders; when I'm finished with the Inbox and
> preparing to shut down Arachne, I always "R" the index so it actually
> shows the current contents of Inbox.
Hi LD;
In order of asked:
Arachne normally hides it's .idx for mail in TEMP (or Arachnetemp).
Arachne hides it's old, outdated .idx in .\mail.
That was a good question. I found a .idx pair from Xmas day 2000 in
my .\mail dir, while my current .idx is in \temp on my ramdrive.
In your case with Cache2Temp NO, I would guess the .idx files will be
in your cache. And if your cache is on RD, then you are quite correct
to set Cache2Temp as No because there would be no speed advantage.
Use Norton's FindFile and seach for *.idx.
- Clarence Verge
- Back to using Arachne V1.62 ....
