> > Do you have some code to clean up the files that are left around if your > > application bombs (not that that would ever happen <g>) or if the > > workstation freezes? > > The trick may be to set all the temp directories to one, far enough from > any app directory (my default is C:\scratch\) and in some situations put > a > > deltree /y c:\scratch > md c:\scratch > > in the autoexec.bat, but that's extreme, it happens only where the > electricity is extremely unstable and system crashes on a regular basis > (I have a explosive environment motors repair service as a customer, > they blow up fuses daily when testing). In normal conditions, you visit > them monthly, clean up the directory, call it maintenance and charge for > it :) Actually, since you can't have IE cache to RAM I have its cache pointing to: C:\TEMP\CACHE and I then have similar code to what you mention above. This way when I use IE the cache is cleared out as I reboot. If I toss the FP temp files in there as well, then I wouldn't have to worry about a thing! /Paul