When posting messages in Computing.Net the password is listed in cookies and temporary internet files. I want to clear my temporary files . Will I be able to access Computing Net with just the cookies after temporary file are deleted? I don’t know the listing in the Temp files as there is about 5,000 of them. Thanks

Hi Jigger Yes you will, but first delete your temp files, god the're massive. I have logged on to Computing.Net from many machines and, in fact, have it as my home page. Ok the next step, is just type in your username and then password, that's it! Wolfster On a hot summers night would you offer your throat to the Wolf with the Red Roses?

yes. it is possible always delete the temp internet files only this way: open Intenet Explorer/Tools/Internet Options/General tab, click the Delete Files button and when the pop-up window appears checkmark "delete all offline content" and click OK.

restart in msdos and set file attributes of the computing.net cookie to read only and hidden it is done this way, type: c:\windows\command\attrib +r +h c:\windows\cookies\*.txt

Holy Mary Ding don't blind the guy with dos science! Not all folk are up on every aspect of pc's. Wolfey On a hot summers night would you offer your throat to the Wolf with the Red Roses?

Clearing the Temporary Internet Files will not affect your cookies and therefore will not affect your ability to enter Computing Net.

Use Jason Levine's Cookie Jar to manage your cookies. Grab a copy of Script Sentry while you are there. Both are free, standalone and small programs. Do also set your browser at IE Tools, Internet Options, Advanced and under the Security section place a check next to "Empty temporary internet files folder when browser is closed", Click Apply and Ok. Regards, Bryan