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One quick question, it was suggested that I avoid using the Norton Protected Recycle Bin. Why? What difference does the Norton Protected Recycle Bin do? Is it slower? Well, thanks again. I'm now a regular in here, thanks to the fine advice I've received. I hope to return the favor for many folks.

Recycle bin question
I have a quick question, does Kill() completely remove the file? Or does it send it to the recycle bin? If it removes it, could I move it to C:\recycled to produce the desired effect? -- --------------------- mushhead (name changed to protect innocent parties :o) --------------------- chocoba65 at hotmail dot com

Quick Launch
BMC bob0...@yahoo.com microsoft public windowsxp general Just a quick question. Nothing is visible in my recycle bin. Its says its there but nothing shows. How do I get this back. Win XP w/Mcafee Firewall. TIA, Bob.

NT4 KnowledgeBase List Update (Caution LONG Post)
The middle way is a couple of buyable add-ins to WSS that provide a sort of controlled Recycle Bin (such as one from sharepoint experts). and user rights which is the usual problem with using smigrate to move (or recreate) sites and smigrate provides a relatively quick way of retrieving the deleted document.

Task Bar, Desk Top and Recycle Bin
On my desktop (which is WEB Enhanced), How can I move my icons (such = as IE4, My Computer, Recycle Bin etc.) to the right side of the screen. </HEAD> <BODY background=3Dredback.gif bgColor=3D#ffffff> <DIV>Hi &nbsp;</DIV> <DIV>I have three quick questions about the final release of IE4</DIV> <DIV>1.

Need some help!
Clay Villanueva w...@usa.net microsoft public win2000 advanced_server Hey Hey, Quick question... I understand the Recycle bin on a local PC...duh...however, on my NT4 server, I installed Norton Utilities for NT years ago. Whenever a user deletes something off of a share on the server, it goes into the server

Quick launch toolbar zero byte icon
Quick question to someone who might know. Lets say i wanted to delete a file named "file.abc" from my hard Drive. It was stored in Program files. Would there be a difference between deleting it by sending to the recycle bin and emptying, than going into MSDOS and typing "del c:\windows\prog...file.abc"?

Recycle bin question
I don't know if it will accept 'Recycle Bin' as the destination I don't think so, since the Recycle Bin has to know where the file came from for restoration purposes. You could simply move it to C:\RECYCLED, but then it couldn't be restored (and it might not even show up in the Recycle Bin).

Looking for supportable pros/cons
Kelly ke...@mvps.org microsoft public windowsxp general Hi Chris, Make sure the Taskbar is not locked, then change this setting for the recycle bin and try again: Top 10 Frequently Asked Questions and Answers http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/top10faqs.htm "Chris" <subversive_pock...@hotmail.com> wrote in message

3 questions about IE4
If you click on your Quick View icon, point to MSN Options, and select About MSN, you will get a version number, for example: The Microsoft Network Version 2.5 (2.5.1.350) The most .... Empty your Recycle Bin. - Click Recycle Bin on your desktop and select Empty Recycle Bin. MSN is compatible only with Windows 95.

Reinstalling Recycle Bin!!!
Helmut h...@adelphia.net microsoft public windowsxp general Thanks Bruce, for the quick response. Only when dealing with DVD files would it be handy sometimes to have a larger recycle bin. I guess the alternative would be to park those files in a Temp. Folder if they might be needed again.

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As for Recycle bin, it isn't part of Quick View but is it's own control. If you don't want it visible then presumably you don't want end-users to use it. Mike Walsh WSS FAQ www.wssfaq.com / wss.collutions.com no private e-mail questions please jaw wrote: Sorry always forget to put my version of sharepoint WSS 3

vshield drive error
Don't mean to make the above sound totally "gloom and doom" but in this case you are better off by knowing more rather than seeing a quick fix. -- ...Sky MS MVP - DTS =============== "JimmyJames" <james_po...@btinternet.com> wrote in message news:etGL35jz$GA.277@cppssbbsa04... For some reason my Recycle Bin has

Kill?
Clay V w...@usa.net microsoft public win2000 file_system Hey Hey, Quick question... I understand the Recycle bin on a local PC...duh...however, on my NT4 server, I installed Norton Utilities for NT years ago. Whenever a user deletes something off of a share on the server, it goes into the server recycle bin which I

Uninstalling
When wiping unwanted files in my container file I will send them first to the volumes Recycle Bin (simply because its quick) until I'm finished choosing which files to keep or discard. Then I will move the files from the Recycle Bin to an empty folder (eg. named NukeDaFile) on my C Drive.

MFC == crap ?
PS use "control" "delete" to keep the file from cluttering up the recycle bin. John ========================================================== "Brian K. Pearcy" wrote: Hi John, I'll tackle your first question: Since this file sits in the Temp folder, it is likely you can delete it. The Temp folder is "designed" to

Spamproofing addresses (was ads & spam, what to do)
John- In using the application 'quick view', you should not have a problem viewing the files in the recycle bin. Which file is it missing? Thank you for writing, For FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions), the new Online Support Genie, and for Knowledge base articles take a look at http://service.symantec.com/nu/

Restore From Recycle Bin?
Mike Walsh WSS FAQ http://www.wssfaq.com no questions by e-mail please Howard wrote: I was able to hide the recycle bin by adding this to the my site css: .ms-recyclebin { display:none; } To hide the View All Site Content link: .ms-quicklaunchheader{ display:none; } To completely hide the Quick Launch bar:

Restore user file from recycle bin???
Just a quick question. Nothing is visible in my recycle bin. Its says its there but nothing shows. How do I get this back. Win XP w/Mcafee Firewall. TIA, Bob --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.435 / Virus Database: 244 - Release Date:

BUG!!BUG!!BUG!! -- subst & Recycle Bin
~Robear Dyer (PA Bear) MS MVP-Windows (IE, OE, Security, Shell/User) AumHa VSOP & Admin; DTS-L.org Gary Walker wrote: I have a one question, and a couple of comments con- cerning the fix that started that recycle bin "redundancy". As I recall, prior to my update some time ago, I had actually read about the update,