On Oct 31, 2007, at 9:11 AM, Christof Wollenhaupt wrote:

>> 2. Better yet: delete temp files automatically on shutdown or  
>> restart.
>
> Which would make it a bit difficult to analyze log files that have  
> been
> created during shutdown or startup. <g>

Maybe we are comparing cumquats & buggy wheels. I wouldn't put any  
kind of log file in there -- or anything that needs to persist. My  
idea if a temp file is one which one creates, uses and abuses, and  
discards.

You are right, if there is an install, for example, which needs temp  
files to persist past a reboot, it would be hard to delete them  
automatically on shutdown/restart. OTOH, many of us argue that such  
processes are a symptom of yet more Windows lunacy. But, alas, that  
is a completely different rant....

I have hijacked this thread thoroughly. My apologies to the OP.

Ken (the real one)


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