I mean, I bought my computer with 1 Go, thinking that it would increase
performance; in fact, on my precedent computer I had only 192 Mo (with a
lower processor) and Win XP was slow; but now, I never use more than 512 Mo
(my main usage being browsing through the web); I thought in place of writing
to the disc every image or data the web brings on to the computer, Win XP
would use the Ram disc as a cache for faster performance; actually there's
more than 10000 files
on my internet temporary files, some of them the kind of which I will never
show up again, and to get rid of them I must purge them all (so I would use
the advanced option "clear the internet temporary files when the navigator is
closed"); I would have preferred an option like "don't cache internet
temporary files", because I suppose that filtering through 10000 files means
a little slowing for the user (or else must I upgrade for a 3.0GHz machine,
mine being a 1.6GHz ?).

In Internet Explorer try Tools, Internet Options, Advanced, and check box
before "Empty Temporary Internet Files folder when Browser is closed".
Click on Apply and OK.

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Hope this helps.

Gerry
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FCA
Stourport, England

Enquire, plan and execute
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"evanouschka" <evanouschka@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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For that matter, if you reduce the space allocated for Temporary
Internet files, fewer of them will be kept around.

Gerry Cornell wrote: