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To: SIer formerly known as Joe B. who wrote (29029)	9/7/2002 6:46:47 AM
From: jw	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110618

Hi SIer formerly known as Joe B, thanks for update on NSCP 7.0. I'll have to pass for time being as my HDD is almost MAXED out. Bout' 300MB left and that changes daily depending how many Cookies I attract. I D/Loaded ver. 6.2.3 couple months ago and didn't like the Interface so it sits idle in different folder. I use my favorite, ver4.79. Kinda' afraid to try and delete 6.2.3 as it might take some of ver. 4.79 with it. Looking for new HDD and I'll delete it then. Any COOKIE MONSTER BLOCKERS OUT THERE?. After being logged on for 3-4 hrs. I can go to Cookie Folder in Windows and delete 15/20 cookies. Then I right click on c:\ drive, in Win Explore, Properties, Disk Clean Up, and sometimes there may be up to 5MB of cookies there to be cleaned up. Norton Systemworks seems to handle this on BootUp. It's just amazing how many Cookies can enter system in so short length of time. Thanks for help with Routers, Regards, /jw