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To: bosquedog who wrote (13995)	12/12/2000 3:07:32 PM
From: mr.mark	Respond to of 110652

hi bob "I use Norton Clean Sweep to clear IE" me too. but with netscape, i was partial to the ease of slipping into preferences and dumping what i wanted to with just a few clicks. cleansweep, as you know takes awhile to open. the clickstream becomes rather involved, requiring the user to confirm an awful lot of mundane choices, imo. plus i always leave 'safety sweep' turned on, so in order to clean cookies, i have to first scoot over to the options menu and turn it off so that all cookies can then be selected for deletion. naturally, then, i have to go back to options to turn safety sweep back on. suffice it to say i enjoy and rely upon the thoroughness of cleansweep, but i often favor the speed and ease of use of just dipping in and getting out, like i have with netscape preferences. :) mark