hello,
when using Incredimail, there exists some files like "Deleted Items.imm", this file grows very fast, and it doesnt matter if u delete your mails in Incredimail , there always consists crap in these files, you find them in
I:\documents and Settings\User\Local Settings\Applicationdata\IM\Identities\{71893342-B6F5-11D9-B3F2-0030843AA98E}\Message Store
The same Problem with "Sent Items.imm", although the mails in Sent Folder dont exist anymore, these file still got all mail data.
I am not familar with incredimail but most email programs provide a way to purge /empty such files. Does Incredimail provide that way?
is the identity folder always
"{71893342-B6F5-11D9-B3F2-0030843AA98E}"
or is that different on different machines?
you can always add the folder, either through the includes section or through winapp2.ini (see the link in my signature). Winapp2.ini is usually where programs get their start toward the path of being included in the default included programs.
You can check out the collected community version of winapp2.ini from the thread at the top of the Ccleaner Discussion Board (or at this link http://forum.piriform.com/index.php?showtopic=32310 )
Hows this?
[incredimail*]
Warning=This will empty the contents of your ‘Deleted’ and ‘Sent’ folders
LangSecRef=3022
DetectFile=%LocalAppData%\IM
Default=False
FileKey1=%LocalAppData%\IM\Identities*\Message Store|deleted items.imm
FileKey2=%LocalAppData%\IM\Identities*\Message Store|sent items.imm
Edit: Wait a second.....the Original Post is from 2009!
woo hoo I forgot wildcard support was added to our win*2.ini abilities
It's probably a little too late to get feedback from the OP, but I'll toss it in winapp2.ini and if we don't get any complaints, well, then good!
LOL I missed the OP date too <sigh> head fried from crappy cloud-based T1 inconsistancies
Not sure how CSG wound up here but ah well.