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27-May-2004, 06:03 PM #1
Delete TIF\Replace With Cookies File
I don't use any cookie delete programs as I kinda like to keep it low tech.

What I do is regularly delete my C:\Windows\Temportary Internet Files and re-import my needed cookes for my registered sites.

Is there a script or something that I could use to do this on startup or by clicking a shortcut.

My needed cookies are stored in C:\My Documents\Cookies.txt.
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28-May-2004, 09:07 AM #2
Somebody pointed me to Cookie Manager and it is real simplistic and does just what I want without a lot of whistles and bells.
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