>>>Yeah, that´s right... I´m triying to kill IE Temp files... ok, thanks for help an time guys...
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>>It's fairly easy to iterate through the folders files collection, and use the file's delete method. You could, of course, use ADIR() to do the same thing.
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>This is actually a job for SHFileOperation - it can delete file content, recursively if desired, and can be set to continue executing a delete operation even if it is prevented from completing referenced files; it returns a bit indicating that specific requests were refused, and it's possible to retrieve a list of the items that failed to do as told. Implementing this for myself took a fair amount of tedious coding, but it is doable using only native VFP code and some API calls. - set up SHFileOperation to perform the delete as desired - you can specify multiple templates for the deletion, prevent Windows from requesting confirmation of deletions, allow or disallow recursion, disable the error UI and a few other tricks - check SHLOBJ.H and SHELLAPI.H for the flags and functions.

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You know, some people don’t like to or shouldn’t be allowed to play with sharp objects because they might hurt themselves. In Windows, this means pointers < vbg >. What about getting an object reference to the bit bucket via the Shell.Application’s NameSpace method, and simply moving the files there with the MoveHere method? Or am I missing something?