How do I remove the confirmation window from trash? " Do you really want to empty trash?"
Steven Vollom
stevenvollom at sbcglobal.net
Sat Feb 21 03:42:07 UTC 2009
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> maybe not.
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Martin,
I am mentally disabled, but not in the legal sense. I don't know how to do
the things I want to do, but I am not really crazy, I don't think. But if I
were, would I know.
I can't seem to get used to letting the computer empty trash automatically
upon closing the program or shutting down the system .
I am continually filling my drives to maximum, them unloading them and
generating new space. I do it often enough to have established a constant
practice of deleting temp files, reducing space waste every way I am able.
When the drives are low on data, I still find myself dumping trash files. As a
result, I probably click on that 'yes I really want to empty trash' hundreds
of more times than the average guy.
My real problem is that I can't understand why that last minute feature
exists. I can't remember ever reconsidering my choice, when I wanted to empty
the trash. I always want to empty the trash when I engage the feature.
I almost wish I hadn't entered the post, because obviously my desire is not
common or even popular. Believe it or not, I have been living with this
irritation for over 15 years. I didn't like it with Win 95 or XP either, but
each time I post the preference, no one ever posts a conclusion yes or no it
is not possible, I only get responses where people cannot understand why I
would need or want something like that.
One of these days I will learn how to write a little program that turns it off.
I think that is the only way I will succeed. Thanks for trying to help
though.
Steven
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