Re: Re: unneccessary files?

>  > 2) When winDOZE gets a corrupted swap file and stops, and I have to go bac
>  > and fix it, I get a *huge* disk-hogging 7 Meg or so file called 386spart.p
>  > also in my root dir. Again, safe to delete that also? What is it, anyway?
>  GD#@> Also, I think this is safe to del since win would give you a message
>  GD#@> the next time you start up if you don't del it.  I read this in a mag
>  and to my chagrin found out this is the disk swap! <G> Yeah, it can be
>  deleted allright, you'll just have to recreate it within Win when it's fired
>  back up and says "corrupt swap file"! So, I can get around Win pretty good

From my experience, I had to del my swap file because I'm using a temp swap
file & so when I reboot from WinDoze, the corrupt swap file remains at its
place.  Therefore, for my setup, I need to del it in order for win to start
properly...  You probably have a perm swap file which I haven't dealt with
since I put in stupid DBLSPACE...    L8r!  GD