Re: *.slt files

2009-07-14 Thread Rickles

Mark Hansen wrote:

On 07/13/09 14:22, Rickles wrote:

Samuel S wrote:
Hello all.. I Am overloaded with a large slt file. How do I reduce this 
to gain more space on my Vista business machine?


I Am running SM 1.1.17

TIA for your assistance...

Bo1953
That *.slt should be the folder which contains your profile, where the 
mail and bookmarks, etc., are kept.  On a default install, it's also 
where the cache folder is for the browser page downloads (images, 
scripts, etc.)  You've most likely got a large collection of emails 
and/or web page cache info.


If you've thrown emails out, they've been marked as 'gone' so you don't 
see them in the GUI any longer, but the original raw text may still be 
in the files where mail is stored.  Open your mail window, right-click 
on each folder listed and select 'Compact this folder'.  If there're any 
lingering, hidden message texts, that should clear them out, one folder 
at a time.


To clear the cache (assuming no plugins): from either mail or browser 
windows, go to Edit - Preferences - Advanced and you'll see the 'Cache' 
item.  Set max size, location, etc., and do a manual flush with 'Clear 
Cache'.  After all that, see how much space you've recovered from your 
*.slt 'file'.


If you change the location of the cache directory, then clear the cache,
will that clear the cached files at the original location?

Perhaps the OP should clear the cache first, then select a better location
(if a better location is in fact desired)?
No the default cache won't clear, if the OP changes his location.  The 
whole idea was to see whether that was helping to cause his large disk 
displacement.  If he changes it, then the old default location will have 
to be cleared by navigating to that folder and deleting everything by hand.

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*.slt files

2009-07-13 Thread Samuel S
Hello all.. I Am overloaded with a large slt file. How do I reduce this 
to gain more space on my Vista business machine?


I Am running SM 1.1.17

TIA for your assistance...

Bo1953
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Re: *.slt files

2009-07-13 Thread Rickles

Samuel S wrote:
Hello all.. I Am overloaded with a large slt file. How do I reduce this 
to gain more space on my Vista business machine?


I Am running SM 1.1.17

TIA for your assistance...

Bo1953
That *.slt should be the folder which contains your profile, where the 
mail and bookmarks, etc., are kept.  On a default install, it's also 
where the cache folder is for the browser page downloads (images, 
scripts, etc.)  You've most likely got a large collection of emails 
and/or web page cache info.


If you've thrown emails out, they've been marked as 'gone' so you don't 
see them in the GUI any longer, but the original raw text may still be 
in the files where mail is stored.  Open your mail window, right-click 
on each folder listed and select 'Compact this folder'.  If there're any 
lingering, hidden message texts, that should clear them out, one folder 
at a time.


To clear the cache (assuming no plugins): from either mail or browser 
windows, go to Edit - Preferences - Advanced and you'll see the 'Cache' 
item.  Set max size, location, etc., and do a manual flush with 'Clear 
Cache'.  After all that, see how much space you've recovered from your 
*.slt 'file'.

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Re: *.slt files

2009-07-13 Thread Mark Hansen
On 07/13/09 14:22, Rickles wrote:
 Samuel S wrote:
 Hello all.. I Am overloaded with a large slt file. How do I reduce this 
 to gain more space on my Vista business machine?
 
 I Am running SM 1.1.17
 
 TIA for your assistance...
 
 Bo1953
 That *.slt should be the folder which contains your profile, where the 
 mail and bookmarks, etc., are kept.  On a default install, it's also 
 where the cache folder is for the browser page downloads (images, 
 scripts, etc.)  You've most likely got a large collection of emails 
 and/or web page cache info.
 
 If you've thrown emails out, they've been marked as 'gone' so you don't 
 see them in the GUI any longer, but the original raw text may still be 
 in the files where mail is stored.  Open your mail window, right-click 
 on each folder listed and select 'Compact this folder'.  If there're any 
 lingering, hidden message texts, that should clear them out, one folder 
 at a time.
 
 To clear the cache (assuming no plugins): from either mail or browser 
 windows, go to Edit - Preferences - Advanced and you'll see the 'Cache' 
 item.  Set max size, location, etc., and do a manual flush with 'Clear 
 Cache'.  After all that, see how much space you've recovered from your 
 *.slt 'file'.

If you change the location of the cache directory, then clear the cache,
will that clear the cached files at the original location?

Perhaps the OP should clear the cache first, then select a better location
(if a better location is in fact desired)?
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Re: *.slt files

2009-07-13 Thread Paul B. Gallagher

Rickles wrote:


...
If you've thrown emails out, they've been marked as 'gone' so you don't 
see them in the GUI any longer, but the original raw text may still be 
in the files where mail is stored.  Open your mail window, right-click 
on each folder listed and select 'Compact this folder'.  If there're any 
lingering, hidden message texts, that should clear them out, one folder 
at a time.

...


You need not do it one at a time. You can simply do File | Compact 
folders and SeaMonkey (like Mozilla before it) will compact all the 
folders under that account.


Or was there some important reason for doing it one... at... a... time?

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