Hi Michael,
On Sun, Sep 3, 2000, at 07:39 PM, you wrote:
>
> Hello All
>
> Voyager 3.2 (16.4.00) has put some files in a dir called cache in my
> program drawer, and try as I might I don't seem to be able to delete it.
> I have tried setting the cache settings to 0 and rebooted, and without
> opening Voyager tried deleting it with DirWork (like Opus?), but it says
> try unprotect/delete.
> I have tried with AmigaDos but delete says it can't find the file, which
> of course is a directory anyway.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Regards,
> Michael.
> --
I have but two things to say.
First, is the date, at the top, correct? I received this in the wee
hours of September 9, 2000.
Second, IMHO, you question smacks of a protection bit situation.
Using DirWork (a truly great program -- I stopped using it when I found
it placed an invisible file on my system disk; this file may be harmless,
but, until I communicate with the author, I decided not to use the demo
anymore or pay the registration fee), highlight the file, then click on
the "protect" button. See if there is a line where a "d" would be. If
so, then it means that the file is protected from deletion. If you
click on this part, you will see a "d" appear. Once you allow the pro-
gram to do its magic, you will be able to delete whatever you wish.
I recently had a problem with copying over some files because they
had a line in the "read" "r" place. After I had it show an "r", I had
no difficulty in copying.
Hope this helps.
Julian.
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