LOL!!!!
I guess the whole 'my documents' folder concept was just lost on him,
huh? Some people just shouldn't own computers....
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On 2011-08-26 10:31 AM, B Welkin wrote:
> As silly as it may seem to many of us here I once got into trouble
> with a client when, in doing a general maintenance of their hard
> drive, I emptied their Recycle Bin. "Oh," they said, "I use that to
> store my documents." Ooooppppsss
>
> ...Bryce
>
> At 12:44 AM 8/26/2011, you wrote:
>> Seems kind of pointless to even send anything to the recycle bin if
>> you're never going to empty it, doesn't it? You may as well just create
>> a folder and name it 'files I don't want but will never delete' and put
>> all that stuff there, then delete the recycle bin - no, you might need
>> that so put the recycle bin in that folder too.
>> See how silly that sounds?
>> Norm Higgs
>>
>> On 2011-08-25 2:45 PM, emailshere wrote:
>>> Is my Recycle Bin too large, or is it to be expected that any activity
>>> within the Recycle Bid takes several minutes? For example, after waiting
>>> about a minute for it to open, if I sort by Date Deleted, I might as well
>>> walk away from the computer for a few minutes, because that's how long it
>>> takes for the list to sort by that column. Then if I click to reverse that
>>> order, another 4 or 5 minutes, then moving the scroll button to the bottom
>>> of the list, another 4 or 5 minutes, then getting it to register that I've
>>> selected a folder...........the process to locate and restore a folder can
>>> take 15 minutes. The only thing it instantly achieves is restoring the
>>> selected item once I've highlighted it.
>>>
>>> WinXP,SP3; Recycle Bin set at Configure Drives Independently; Local Disk
>>> (C:) Size of drive 232 GB, Space Reserved 3.99 GB or 10%. I never empty the
>>> Recycle Bin for fear of losing something crucial that I've deleted by
>>> mistake.
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