Paul wrote
>You can clear your Netscape cache.... just visit your preferences
>settings (in Advanced, me thinks). Still, it's a pain.
There is a small shareware application called CacheKiller
(www.cachekiller.com), that does this job perfectly well and very fast.
It can be configured to automatically delete the cache files (of any
browser or other programs using cache files) at intervals. Very useful.
And BTW there is Cookie Cutter (freeware, I do not remember where I came
upon that one) to open Netscape's Magic Cookie file and select single
cookies for deletion or deny the respective servers to place a cookie on
your HD. Very useful too.
Edgar
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