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To: Junkyardawg who wrote ()	8/21/1999 9:18:00 PM
From: mr.mark	Read Replies (2) of 110653

norton systemworks tip... "MONITOR FILE USAGE CleanSweep 4.5's Usage Watch will run in the background and record each time you use a file to determine which files are infrequently accessed and, thus, may no longer be needed. Usage Watch must be running to track and report accurate information on how often files are used, and it can be configured to start automatically as part of the Windows startup process even without CleanSweep 4.5 running. It will use approximately 9K of system memory and will put its icon in your System Tray next to the Smart Sweep and Internet Sweep icons to tell you that it's running. To configure Usage Watch, click Configure CleanSweep 4.5 on the Options tab of CleanSweep 4.5's main menu. Click the Usage Watch tab, and check the boxes next to both Turn Usage Watch On and Load Usage Watch At Startup. Then click the Alert button. In the Alert dialog box, set the number of days a file can go unused before you are alerted. Then, tell Usage Watch to check for unused files either every time it runs or after a set number of days. The latter is preferred, since checking for unused files every time Windows starts is overkill. If you want Usage Watch to alert you with a siren sound when unused files are found, check the box next to If Unused Files Are Found, Alert With The Sound. You can use the Browse button to find another Wav file if you like. The Usage Watch icon in the taskbar tray will also flash if you have checked the Alert If Any File Is Unused For More Than XX Days option. Click OK when you're finished." [ note: i'm going to configure usage watch to run on startup. i'm a little concerned about the siren alert <g3> but maybe i'll replace it with a bob dylan wav. the files they are a-changin'?] :) mark

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