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DELETE FILES

11/13/2007 7:18 AM

How do you delete files ?
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11/13/2007 8:01 AM

I usually drag them to the trash can...
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11/13/2007 9:45 AM

It's like de-lousing. Make sure they're leted before you delete them!

Seriously there are several ways. You can drag and drop as stated above. You can highlight the file by single clicking and hitting delete on your keyboard or click the right mouse button and select delete in the box. These are simple ways but there are still others. Experiment! But be carefull what you delete! Stay out of operating systems.

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11/13/2007 1:48 PM

As above...

In the UK the 'trash can' is called the 'recycling bin' - Gawd knows why as its not recycling as we know it (Jim)!!

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