don't know
but tried logging is as Root user?
what about booting to single user mode and deleting the files
individually using the rm command line - you may find you may have
to resort to the -f option be aware that rm deletes the files
immediately
Thanks Yvonne,
Good idea > Tried open in Classic & Trash ,alas > No joy.
Warning to all I sucumbed to
Version Tracker Pro & Synchronise Pro. This meant a lot of
duplicates that I now can't Trash. Short
of a complete re Install " horrible thought" has anybody please any
suggestions. "Ta". > Philip
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