Ok, like I mentioned; the thumbs file will NOT show up even if
you have 'show all files' selected IF you're never opt'd to
'view as thumbnails' in that folder before.  The first time
you DO view as thumbnails in a folder is when the thumbs file
will be created.  If it is STILL not showing up, then you have
a problem. ;-)  Also, for any hidden file to show in a HD
search, you must have 'show all files' checked.  Have you
search the MS knowledge base for this problem?

Meantime you can always delete the thumbs file from the CD
after you've copied the images...assuming they are slowing up
on the CD.
-Clint

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Clint Hamilton, Owner
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----- Original Message -----
From: "graham nimmo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>


"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote:
>
<snip>

> If all you want to do is copy the images to a CD, then just
> "select all" in the folder then right click and drag to the
> CDRW shortcut icon, and 'copy here'.  If the option to show
> all files is OFF, you don't have to worry with the thumbs
> file.  If the option to show all files is ON, then just
> de-select the thumbs file after you "select all" of the
files.

I want to backup my files to CD - but not the thumbs.db files
as they
just waste space.

Even with show all files selected thumbs.db does not show -
anywhere!
Even a global search for all files and folders refuses to find
a single
instance, and I know they are there taking up valuable space.

What I want to do is search for them, then delete them en
masse.

There must be a problem with my registry, I`ll try to install
ME on top
of itself and see if that solves it.

--
Tony
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