Re: Temporary Internet Files

"ilyaz" <ilyaz33@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

>Ron, thanks for the suggestion. However, I checked the Security and all
>other sections, but there is no "delete temporary files" option. Sure, it
>would be exactly, what I want ;)
>Ilya

Okay, My bad. The exact wording of the item is "Empty Temporary
Internet Files folder when browser is closed".

It should the 8th item listed after the Security header, right below
the item that reads "Do not save encrypted files to disk".

Good luck


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