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How to delete all cookies on a system?
I want to delete all the cookies on the system. I am using D5 + W2k perf.
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Jammy
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Jammy
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if there's more then one useron the computer...
a)in the c:\windows\profiles->the profile here\ and look for the cokkiesin the sub directory
b)you can disable ALL cokie use in the internet options menu and Advanced TAB and down the tree there's "cookie use" profile
as rowisoft asked .. what for???
Tomer
if there's more then one useron the computer...
a)in the c:\windows\profiles->the profile here\ and look for the cokkiesin the sub directory
b)you can disable ALL cokie use in the internet options menu and Advanced TAB and down the tree there's "cookie use" profile
as rowisoft asked .. what for???
Tomer
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Adjusted points from 50 to 100
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Sorry! May be I didn't make it clear. I want to write a procedure in D5 to delete the cookies of W2K perf. W2k can be log on by different user and the cookies is store in different dir not like win98.
I like to know is there a Window API call I can use to delete those cookies.
I am increase the points to 100.
Thanks
Jammy
I like to know is there a Window API call I can use to delete those cookies.
I am increase the points to 100.
Thanks
Jammy
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At http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/psdk/shellcc/shell/Functions/CSIDL.htm you can also find CSIDL_PROFILE that shows you where your profile is stored.
Has your code to work with roming profiles?? If your computer is in a network, it's not shure that profiles of other than the actually logged in user are locally stored!
Has your code to work with roming profiles?? If your computer is in a network, it's not shure that profiles of other than the actually logged in user are locally stored!
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Thanks, too. >;o}
The cookies are in
Windowspath\Teporary Internet Files
In IE you can "extras", "Internetoptions" and clear the cache!
Whats the problem????
Robert