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[winotree]

muscles007--just sat here for 20 with a detailed explanation for you then hit the back key. ARRGH!
:primitive instincts rising!: I never had a chaance to save...let me post back tonite.

To answer your original questions tho--thank you; no; just lucky. Just kidding!

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[winotree]

Hey! muscles007 and everyone else out there in EQ Land. Here's something quick and easy to clear memory in your Q and previously posted here: SETTINGS>MORE>TOOLS>OPTIONS>MEMORY>

There are three settings: TEMPORARY FILES, COOKIES, HISTORY...delete them all; rest assured they will fill back up. :heh-heh-heh:

How often should I delete this, you are asking...when ever the Q gets sluggish. Try once a week with moderate to heavy internet surfing; although I usually leave the cookies to facilitate re-entry into favorite sites. More to follow...

[winotree]

HOW DID I KNOW WHAT FILES TO MOVE FROM Q TO STORAGE CARD? I just wondered what kept the file operating on the Q as oppossed to anywhere else--it's path, of course! So, for example, I created this PATH (using Total Commander or PHM Resistry Editor) on the SC:

STORAGE CARD\WINDOWS\APPMGR\*.* where *.* is the given filename and extension. I did not delete anything. I did, however, copy one small program in my original AppMgr file over to the storage card then tried to run the program. It worked! Oh, joy, I thought. Then I deleted that file, copied, checked and re-deleted until the orignal AppMgr on the Q was empty; then deleted that file. Everything worked fine. I had freed up memory on the Q!!

I have stopped experimentation at this point. As with anything: take this with as many grains of salt as needed. :nyuk-nyuk-nyuk:

Total Commander and PHM RegEdit are both freeware and both work equally well--I use them for different purposes...TC seems to be more methodical.
I have used it to move my Messaging folder (file) to the storage card, too (see EQ Search for this) although after a soft reset Windows wants to re-install it on the Q. Oh, well...

Hope this answers your question. Reminds me of a joke here in Texas--ask a Texan what time it is and he will tell you how to build a clock. :one last laugh:

[winotree]

Sorry for the double post--please delete the first (shorter) one. Thank you...