-=> Quoting Robert L. Kunz to Bruce Clark <=-
 -=>> Quoting Robert L. Kunz to Day Brown <=-
 
 RLK>> It is a simple task to delete all ads from your system,
 RLK>> and you can do that as often as you like.
 
 BC> It might be simple to do this, but JUNO keeps an encrypted
 BC> log of what ads were on your system. If those ads aren't
 BC> there anymore, and the timing on them hasn't run out, they
 BC> will be redownloaded. I think, when I did this, that the
 BC> transfer time was increased by about a minute, to get all the
 BC> ads back on my system.
 RLK> When I delete the ads, I also delete the log. And since I delete all
 RLK> the ads on the very day they were downloaded (without ever reading
 RLK> them), I can neither confirm nor deny your statement.
The log kept on the server is compared to that, if none is 
found then all the adds that should have been there are 
downloaded. They're no dummies. The program has been made 
to take into account people who delete that directory. The 
message transfer, after deleting, gets all the ads back. 
 RLK> The easiest way to minimize the downloading volume, I found, was to
 RLK> change your demographic info to show the lowest annual salary, and then
 RLK> select only one "special Interest".
Did that when I first filled it out. 
 RLK> PS: Why not forward your note to "All" in the Juno echo, to see if
 RLK> anyone else has encountered the same thing as you.
Did that to stsrt with and on one reply I thought would 
be pertinent in that respect. 
 
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