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1. Cookie files regardless of PC or MAC are used to hold your preferences for a particular web site. If you delete these files the next time you visit a web site that uses cookies, it will create a new file. At some web sites you may have to fill out a form or something like that to &quot;re-create&quot; your preferences.<br />
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2. The default location for MS Internet Explorer cache file is in a folder called &quot;MS Internet Cache&quot; in your &quot;Preferences&quot; folder. The easiest way to &quot;clean&quot; out this file is to open up your Internet Explorer preferences, choose the &quot;Advanced&quot; section and click the button labeled &quot;Empty Now'.<br />
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CG<br />

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1. Cookie files regardless of PC or MAC are used to hold your preferences for a particular web site. If you delete these files the next time you visit a web site that uses cookies, it will create a new file. At some web sites you may have to fill out a form or something like that to "re-create" your preferences.

2. The default location for MS Internet Explorer cache file is in a folder called "MS Internet Cache" in your "Preferences" folder. The easiest way to "clean" out this file is to open up your Internet Explorer preferences, choose the "Advanced" section and click the button labeled "Empty Now'.


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CG


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Then the only problem will be to fill out forms again, and that there will be no problem that will affect the computer
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Then the only problem will be to fill out forms again, and that there will be no problem that will affect the computer

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What will happen if I delete all the cookie files in MSIE 4.5? &nbsp;Also is there a cache file for the computer as there is in MSIE 4.5, and can it be deleted.
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What will happen if I delete all the cookie files in MSIE 4.5?  Also is there a cache file for the computer as there is in MSIE 4.5, and can it be deleted.

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