From: "Rich" 

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   I can't tell you which *.LOG files you can delete without knowing =
what they are and even then only if I recognize them.  Unless they are =
large, leave them alone.  If they are large, look at them to see if the =
purpose is clear.

Rich

  "Dave"  wrote in message =
news:fkvb92l9rp13o4e8tnul5gep5bqjvp7fq4{at}4ax.com...
  On Fri, 16 Jun 2006 19:02:52 -0700, "Rich"  wrote in message
  :

  |   Log files under %SystemRoot%\system32\logs.  Temp space under =
%SystemRoot%\temp.  If you only moved Temporary Internet Files, there is =
other opportunity under %USERPROFILE% for you or one of the other = accounts.

  Thanks.

  I don't have a \system32\logs directory, but a file search on *.log
  turned up over 750 results on my c:\ drive.  How do I know which ones
  are safe to axe? =20

  A lot of biggish ones seem to be associated with Spybot, but I can't
  tell if they're just scan logs or if that's how it stores its
  quarrantined cookies lists.
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Rich
 

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