(cross-post added to Vista General)
"Coach88" <Coach88@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:AFB3EC30-06BA-4A57-8621-7AEEEF2ED041@microsoft.com...
>I want to keep some usefull cookies while deleting harmfull or unwanted
> cookies. When I go in Internet options, delete cookies it deletes all
> cookies. If I view the temporary internet files, some cookies are missing
> therefore I can't effectively clean them out. I'm running Vista and IE 7.
Somebody recently indicated that toggling Protected Mode off
enabled them to see more temporary files. I don't use Vista, so I don't know
if that makes sense or not. However, I have been given the idea that
there is now more than one TIF, so perhaps there is at least a second
collection of Cookies to go with those too?
http://www.microsoft.com/communities...28b&sloc=en-us
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Eureka! There they were--all the cookies and Temp files from the sites I had just visited.
</quote>
So, how do you know that "some cookies are missing"?
One way would be to have been monitoring their use using ProcMon
but then you would know where they were coming from too. ; }
BTW if you can find the Cookies but can't figure out how to see them
using the TIF Viewer,
AFAIK deleting Cookies (.txt files) from a cmd window
is possible. The only "issue" with it would be that the folder's index.dat
wouldn't be updated accordingly. But if you were just going to be revisiting
the same site soon again anyway such inconsistencies would soon be fixed.
Good luck
Robert Aldwinckle
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