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Yup, that worked :)<br />
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thx
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Hi<br />
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Is there an option i can set in the Storage Server Management to get a shared folder to automatically delete files periodically??<br />
Trying to do this on Windows Storage Server 2003.<br />
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THX
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Hi

Is there an option i can set in the Storage Server Management to get a shared folder to automatically delete files periodically??
Trying to do this on Windows Storage Server 2003.

THX

Deleting files automattically off of a shared folder

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