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To: STEPHEN MOSKOVITZ who wrote (1860)	2/15/1999 12:07:00 AM
From: RJL	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110652

Clearing cache... If you are using Netscape Navigator, click on Edit on the menu bar, then go to Preferences. On older versions, it might be under View instead of Edit. I believe if you are using version 4.x you can go down to the last option (Advanced)...click the + sign and select cache. On the right, you'll get a couple of options. Clear Disk cache, and clear memory cache. Memory cache is what is there since you started that session of Netscape, and disk cache is everything saved for the past while as long as it didn't exceed your limit. The limit is also something you can change. I recommend 1000k for Memory and 10000k for Disk cache. If it's not under the Advanced area, it'll be somewhere else. Let me know what version of Netscape you're using, and I'll pinpoint it. For Internet Explorer it's even easier... Click on View on the menu bar and select Internet Options (or select the Internet icon from the Control Panel)...The General tab contains settings for Temporary Internet Files (cache). Just hit delete files...and there you go, you're done. I hope this helps. Richard