I'm new to CCleaner and am trying to fine tune it by using the Option - Include feature.
AOL leaves a 0 byte file behind for every print done while on line under AOL. While some may say the HD space is null, but after a month or so on my system, there many be 1,000's of directory entries pointing to 0 byte files. The directory space consumed is far from null.
The directory is in .... \All User\Application Data\AOL\your install level\Spool When I specify this folder under the include feature the 0 length files are NOT removed.
So my question is: Is there some other option that I missed or does CCleaner skip 0 length files in it's deletion search? If it does skip them I would think that is a bug (in my IBM days that was called a special feature). The prior tool I've used does delete 0 length files to keep the directory structure "clean".
Thanks for any help that can be offered on this.
George - in the RTP area of NC where there is no snow left!
