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Peter Skye wrote:
> The handles which keep returning on my system are usually for either 1)
> spool files which I've printed or 2) files which I've downloaded and
> then deleted.
On mine, it is generally anything of a temp or transitory nature, such as
install directories or routine accesses of a CD. This is typical. It would
be nice if the WPS cleaned up after itself, but whaddaya expect ? That's why
we have the cleaners.
Jordan
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